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There are several ways of generating "future" weather for use in such simulations including "morphing" of current TMY weather data, generation of synthetic weather using statistics extracted from simulations of global climate, or by dynamic downscaling of future climate simulations, i.e. regional weather simulations driven by boundary conditions extracted from future climate simulations.
In this paper the authors present a comparison of energy use of commercial buildings in the US using current TMY files and of future weather files generated using dynamic downscaling of global circulation models. Future weather files are created from dynamic downscaled climate models for the years 2050 and 2090 the expected energy changes in total energy for the ASHRAE climate regions along with changes in expected heating and cooling energy for some specific buildings and cities are presented.