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ACI Home Performance Conference 2007
Program Productivity & Impact
Energy efficiency programs have traditionally relied on savings "guesstimates" rather than tracking post-retrofit performance. Assumptions about measures, the results of small scale studies, and the output of computer auditing models are being brought into question by the results of large scale evaluations. Improved targeting based on pretreatment usage and fast feedback tracking methods may be used to assess these assumptions and modify program designs.
By attending this session, participants will
- Obtain a better understanding of how energy efficiency programs can develop and use targeting strategies to maximize cost-effective savings
- See a review of several large scale program evaluations, and hear of program modifications that have been made as a result
- Understand how tracking systems can be designed to support the Total Quality Management principles of fast feedback and continuous process improvement.
Other Courses in this Track:
- IMP 1 - Targeting & Tracking to Maximize Realized Program Savings
- IMP 2 - Big State Public Benefits Programs Coming Our Way
- IMP 3 - High Use Target Programs & Results
- IMP 4 - Integrating Evaluation: Continuous Program Improvement
- IMP 5 - Comprehensive Energy Program Evaluation
- IMP 6 - How Energy Efficiency Can Reduce Bill Susidization
- IMP 7 - Balancing Energy Efficiency with Resident Health in Low-Income Weatherization
- IMP 8 - Maintaining Operational Efficiencies As You Scale Up
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