Panel 2. Residential Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
Using Residential Sector-Level Logic Models to Improve the Design, Implementation, and Evaluation of Energy Efficiency Programs
Scott Albert, GDS Associates, Inc.
Lori Megdal, Megdal & Associates
Victoria S. Engel, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
Utility Benefits of Homes Approaching “Zero Energy”
Robb A. Aldrich, Steven Winter Associates, Inc.
John T. Walsh, Western Massachusetts Electric Company
Joseph Swift, Northeast Utilities
Program Design Analysis Using BEopt (Building Energy Optimization) Software: Defining a Technology Pathway Leading to New Homes With Zero Peak Cooling Demand
Ren Anderson and Craig Christensen, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Scott Horowitz, University of Colorado
Two Paths, One Program: Incorporating Prescriptive and Performance Approaches in a Multi-State New Construction Program
Dave Backen, Ecos Consulting
James E. Gilroy, PacifiCorp
Clues to Technical Intervention’s Role in New Home Market Transformation: A Measure of Penetration Rates Using Building America and ENERGY STAR® Datasets
Michael Baechler, Heidi Steward, and Douglas Elliott, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Measuring California ENERGY STAR® Homes: Inside and Out
Matt Brost and Bob Kasman, RLW Analytics
Dionne Green, Pacific Gas and Electric
Comparative Analysis of Utility Consumption and Costs of Near-ZEHs and Comparison Homes in California
Timothy C. Coburn, Abilene Christian University
Barbara C. Farhar, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Lew Pratsch, U.S. Department of Energy
Multiple Solutions to a Complex Problem: Effective Strategies for Reaching the Multifamily Sector
Christopher Dyson, Jennifer E. Canseco, and Tami Rasmussen, KEMA, Inc.
LeAndra MacDonald, Pacific Gas & Electric Company
The California Bill Analysis Pilot: Using Web-Based Bill Analysis as a Tool to Reduce On-Peak Demand
John Elliott, Nexus Energy Software
Mark Martinez, Southern California Edison
Jennifer Mitchell-Jackson, Opinion Dynamics Corporation
Craig Williamson, EPRI Solutions
Energy and Resource Efficient Communities through Systems Engineering: Building America Case Studies in Gainesville, Florida
Ken Fonorow, Florida Home Energy & Resources Organization
Subrato Chandra, Eric Martin, and Janet McIlvaine, Florida Solar Energy Center
EnerGuide for Houses Retrofit Incentive Program: A Winning Strategy to Improve Energy Efficiency of Canadian Housing
Diane Francoeur, Louise Roux, and Anil Parekh, Natural Resources Canada
Are Zero Energy New Homes (ZENH) Good for the Builder, Good for the Buyer, and Good for the Electric Utility?
Rob Hammon and Steve Vang, ConSol
Judie Porter, Architectural Energy Corporation
The Role of Energy Efficiency in Homebuying Decisions: Results of Initial Focus Group Discussions
Mark Hanson and Mark Bernstein, RAND Corporation
Rob Hammon, ConSol
Raising the Bar: The Effect of the California 2005 Energy Efficiency Standards on Residential New Construction Program Design
Rachel Harcharik and Katherine Wolf, Itron, Inc.
David Blanke, Southern California Gas, San Diego Gas and Electric
Dionne Adams, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
How CO2 Emissions from 3,000 Apartments in Hannover Kronsberg in Germany Were Reduced by 74 Percent
Hans Hertle, Institute for Energy and Environmental Research
House Owners' Perspectives on Implementing Energy Efficiency in Existing Residential Areas
Anna Joelsson and Leif Gustavsson, Mid Sweden University
Impact of Distributed Energy-Efficiency with Solar on SMUD’s Peak Load
Mike Keesee, Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Rob Hammon, ConSol
Diffusion of Energy-Saving Innovative Heating Systems in Sweden: A Consumer Survey Approach
Krushna Mahapatra and Leif Gustavsson, Mid Sweden University
Evaluating Attribution, Causality, NEBs, and Cost Effectiveness in Multifamily Programs: Enhanced Techniques
Jody Myers and Lisa A. Skumatz, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc.
Home Performance with Energy Star®: Delivering Savings with a Whole-House Approach
Michael Rogers, GreenHomes America
Megan Edmunds, E-Star Colorado
Robert Knight, Bevilacqua-Knight, Inc.
Incremental/Hedonic Price Analysis: Potential as a Cost Effective Method of Tracking Market Progress over Time?
Lisa A. Skumatz and John Gardner, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc.
Incorporating Energy Star® Products into Low Income Weatherization Programs
Barbara Smith and Jim Mapp, Wisconsin Division of Energy
Attributing NEB Values to Specific Measures: Decomposition Results from Programs with Multiple Measures
Lisa Smith-McClain, Lisa A. Skumatz, and John Gardner, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc.
Rebuilding After the Gulf Coast Hurricanes: Energy Efficiency Opportunities and Challenges
Lisa Surprenant, Jeanne Townend, Dean Gamble, and Brian Dean, ICF International
Are Smart Homes More Efficient? Energy Impact Results of California's Residential Automated Demand Response Program
Katherine Wang and Joel Swisher, Rocky Mountain Institute
Can Single Family and Multifamily Homes in the Zero Energy New Homes (ZENH) Program in California Reduce Peak Load and Reduce the Need for New Power Plants and Electrical Distribution?
Steve Vang and Rob Hammon, ConSol
Bill Kelly, PowerLight
Walker Wells and Ted Bardacke, Global Green USA
Panels of the 2006 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings:
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Panel 1. Residential Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends
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Panel 2. Residential Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
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Panel 3. Commercial Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends
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Panel 4. Commercial Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation
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Panel 5. Utility Regulation and Competition: Incentives, Strategies, and Policies
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Panel 6. Market Transformation: Designing for Lasting Change
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Panel 7. Human and Social Dimensions of Energy Use: Trends and Their Implications
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Panel 8. Changing the Climate for Energy Efficiency: Local, National, and International Policy Dimensions
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Panel 9. Appliances, Lighting, Information Technologies, Consumer Electronics, and Miscellaneous End Uses
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Panel 10. Roundtables and Interactive Sessions: Learning by Doing
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Panel 11. Efficient Communities
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Panel 12. Energy Conversations