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   tim_dilletante | Feb 25, 2022 08:54am | #1

   You could run Windows in a virtual machine on the Mac. VirtualBox and a trial version of Windows are both free. It takes some effort, but at least you can run BeOpt.

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   brad_rh | Feb 26, 2022 11:32am | #2

   You could run EnergyPlus. https://energyplus.net/

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   Deleted | Feb 26, 2022 06:39pm | #3

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   dankolbert | Feb 26, 2022 07:55pm | #4

   You can run ResCheck off the website; don't need to download the software.

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   tdbaugha | Mar 07, 2022 04:35pm | #5

   Thanks everyone!

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   Adam_F | Mar 07, 2022 06:49pm | #6

   You can install Boot camp and Windows 10 on a Mac and then download Beopt and run from there. I'm doing that right now on a 2015 macbook pro and it works well.

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   StephenGlover | Apr 04, 2023 08:44am | #7

   Hi there! There are a few options for energy modeling software that work on Mac computers. One option is EnergyPlus, which is a free program developed by the US Department of Energy. Another option is IESVE, which is a more comprehensive paid software. You can also check out OpenStudio, which is an open-source software that supports energy modeling. The reddit thread " https://www.reddit.com/r/AskComputerQuestions/comments/xza7h5/where_to_get_windows_10_key/?rdt=58340 " could be helpful for those who are looking for Windows 10 activation keys.