Transcription of 6:Energy Efficiency Program Best Practices - US EPA
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}
6:Energy Efficiency Program best Practices energy Efficiency programs have been operating successfully in some parts of the country since the late 1980s. From the experience of these successful programs , a number of best practice strategies have evolved for making energy Efficiency a resource, developing a cost-effective portfolio of energy Efficiency pro grams for all customer classes, designing and delivering energy Efficiency programs that optimize budgets, and ensuring that programs deliver results. Overview Cost-effective energy Efficiency programs have been delivered by large and small utilities and third-party pro gram administrators in some parts of the country since the late 1980s. The rationale for utility investment in effi ciency programming is that within certain existing mar kets for energy -efficient products and services, there are barriers that can be overcome to ensure that customers from all sectors of the economy choose more energy -efficient products and Practices .
The best practices gleaned fr om a review of these organ izations can assist utilities, their commissions, state energy offices, and other stakeholders in overcoming barriers to significant energy efficiency programming, and begin tapping into energy efficiency as a valuable and clean resource to effectively meet future supply needs.
Domain:
Source:
Link to this page:
Please notify us if you found a problem with this document:
{{id}} {{{paragraph}}}
Food Processing Industry Energy, Energy efficiency, Best practices, Energy, Energy efficiency, best practices, California Energy Commission, NHPC Synapse-EE-Screening, Best Practices Study, 2018 Best Practice Guidelines for, On Data Centre Energy Efficiency, Retro-commissioning Best, Best, Best Practices in Energy Efficiency Program, Practices, Efficiency, Energy Management Handbook, Energy Efficiency Best Practices, Energy Efficient Operations and Maintenance