1. WSU Support for Regional Emerging Technologies Cris Love WSU Energy Program Regional Emerging Technologies Advisory Committee - RETAC March 2, 2016

2. Your unbiased energy experts National and regional experts on many energy technologies Entrepreneurial, nimble, and responsive Staff includes energy specialists, engineers, software developers, research librarians, and others Main office in Olympia, and another in Spokane We are part of the WSU College of Agricultural, Human, and Natural Resource Sciences – reporting directly to the Dean WSU Energy Program

3. Code Support – Residential Sector Community Energy Efficiency Program Energy Program Industrial Services NW CHP Technical Assistance Partnership Plant Operations Support Consortium Resource Conservation Management WSU Energy Program

4. Carbon Dioxide Refrigerant Heat Pump Water Heater Microwave Assisted Thermal Sterilization and Pasteurization (food processing) Gas-Fired Rooftop Units Ventilation Effectiveness in Low Air Leakage Homes WSU Emerging Technologies

5. Track Emerging Technologies Coordinate Technical Advisory Groups Author White Papers Produce Showcase Webinars Support Field Work Efforts Maintain Website Bonneville’s E3T Program

6. Coordinating Tracking, and Advancing NW Regional Emerging Technologies Efforts Next Steps…

7. Washington State University Energy Program Cris Love 360-956-2172 lovec@energy.wsu.edu Todd Currier 360-956-2038 currier@energy.wsu.edu