; (B) has extensive operational monitoring and communication connectivity, allowing remote monitoring and analysis of all building functions; (C) is integrated with the overall building operations for control of energy generation, consumption, and storage; and (D) communicates with utilities and other third-party commercial entities where appropriate. 32204. Survey of private sector smart buildings (a) Survey The Secretary shall conduct a survey of privately owned smart buildings throughout the Nation, including commercial buildings and buildings owned by nonprofit organizations and institutions of higher education. (b) Selection From among the smart buildings surveyed under subsection (a), the Secretary shall select at least 1 building each from an appropriate range of building sizes and types. (c) Evaluation Using the guidelines of the Federal Energy Management Program relating to whole-building evaluation, measurement, and verification, the Secretary shall evaluate the costs and benefits of the buildings selected under subsection (b), including an identification of— (1) which advanced building technologies— (A) are most cost-effective; and (B) show the most potential to— (i) increase building energy savings; (ii) increase service performance to building occupants; and (iii) reduce environmental impacts; and (2) any other information the Secretary determines to be appropriate. 32205. Federal smart building program (a) Establishment The Secretary shall establish a program to establish one or more smart buildings under the jurisdiction of several key Federal agencies, including buildings that are owned by the Federal Government but are commercially operated, to demonstrate the costs and benefits of smart buildings. (b) Federal agency described The key Federal agencies referred to in subsection (a) shall include— (1) the Department of Defense; (2) the Department of Energy; (3) the Department of Veterans Affairs