1. Deemed Measure Reviews: 1.) LED Holiday Lights, 2.) Multifamily Low-Rise New Construction, and 3.) Room Air Conditioners March 1 st, 2011 Regional Technical Forum

2. 1.) LED Holiday Lights RTF Decision on July 8, 2002 – Excerpt from Meeting Minutes: Keating went through the residential assumptions used in Eckman's analysis of this measure, as well as some estimated savings data compared to other holiday light sets (W2 bulbs, C7 bulbs and 10W C bulbs). Eckman noted that, given the fact that the legitimate incremental cost of these lights is $3-$4, this isn't necessarily the most cost-effective energy savings measure. However, after a brief discussion, the RTF recommended that this item be added to the deemed measures list, at a credit of $1 per string, despite the relatively small savings associated with this item. – Deemed Energy Savings 100 light LED holiday light string: 5.4 kWh/year 1.) LED Holiday Lights2

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5. (Some) Measure Status Options Out-of-Compliance – To avoid de-activation after one year, the RTF would need to review and approve a plan to bring the measure into compliance with a valid deemed UES development stage. This effort would need a proponent(/volunteer) Deactivated – Deactivation would get this measure off the RTFs books today, rather than waiting a year. (If there is no interest in this measure, choosing this option could save RTF resources.) Small Savers – This effort would need a proponent(/volunteer) Staff Recommendation 1.) LED Holiday Lights5

6. 2.) Multifamily Low-Rise New Construction RTF Decision on December 12, 2005 – Excerpts from Meeting Minutes: …Lack of Energy Star for multifamily new construction – Long-term Super Good Cents (LTSGC) for single family is being phased out in favor of Energy Star… …Eckman noted that Hadley is proposing to retain the R-49 advance-framed ceiling standard, at least at this time. The only problem I see with that is that, if R-49 ceilings dont meet the B/C ratio, that breaks the precedent, Himlie observed. Yes, it does, Eckman replied. And to me, that may not be the best measure to use in this instance, Stephens said. After considerable debate, the sense of the discussion was that R-38 is the cost-effective ceiling standard. The group devoted a few minutes of discussion to Hadleys proposed multifamily technical specs and savings estimates, offering a series of clarifying questions and comments. Ultimately, Stephens moved that Hadleys proposal be endorsed by the RTF, with the exception that the ceiling standard reverts to R-38 flat and R-30 (vault). This motion was seconded and unanimously approved. – Deemed Measure Savings (Updated in 2007) Low-Rise (3-stories or less) Multifamily Building with Electric Heat built to RTFs specifications – Heating Zone 1: 239 kWh/year per unit – Heating Zone 2: 355 kWh/year per unit – Heating Zone 3: 438 kWh/year per unit 2.) Multifamily Low-Rise New Construction6

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8. Measure Compared to Current Codes and Energy Star 2.) Multifamily Low-Rise New Construction8

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10. Conclusions and Recommendations Baseline is out of date with respect to current codes. Not much of a measure left anymore. – Measure specification could be re-defined (Energy Star would be a good option) Staff recommends to change deemed measure status to Deactivated 2.) Multifamily Low-Rise New Construction10

11. 3.) Room Air Conditioners RTF Decision on May 8, 2001. – Excerpts from Meeting Minutes: Eckman then presented updates for room air conditioners and solar domestic water heating. The room air conditioner measure table was updated to reflect the revisions in the minimum federal efficiency standards and the subsequent change in the "Energy Star" specifications. The RTF adopted the … revised measure savings estimates for room air conditioners... – Deemed Measure Savings Energy Star Room AC 3.) Room Air Conditioners11

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14. Conclusions and Recommendations Savings estimates do not meet RTF guidelines. – Calibrating the model to real-world data would be challenging given RAC users widely varying habits. Staff recommends changing deemed measure status to Out- of-Compliance 3.) Room Air Conditioners14