1. Paper Teams

2. Harvey You Teammates

3. Disciples of Data & Disclosure PersonTopic Alexis Blair Howland An energy use intensity mapping tool for the rental housing market Carri HuletPublicizing energy data Janet ChoiRequired residential energy audit policy and associated program infrastructure Katherine Eleanor Buckingham Energy disclosure - broader numbers of properties and asset ratings

4. Demand Response Demons PersonTopic Keith Richard Tanner realizing dynamic pricing Taylor Moulton Demand response strategies - TOU pricing and other incentives William Radford Talbott The case for introducing dynamic pricing to PG&E - Econometric analysis Nicolas Aimon Recycling old smartphones into smart thermostats

5. Policy Passion PersonTopic Ido SalamaVC funding for EE via rate-rider Jessica D. Haskins Federal decoupling and carbon tax policy Jouya Jadidian Public policy to improve innovation in lighting Lea Dieter Poquerusse Smart lighting - program to speed deployment Ido SalamaVC funding for EE via rate-rider

6. Perfecting Programs PersonTopic Alexander Mejean Energy aligned lease clauses Jocelyn Marie Newhouse On-bill financing for multifamily residential in MA Katherine Hartman Improving marketing - noting the time investment Jay Mukesh Chauhan LED upgrade program

7. Missing Topics PersonTopic Aditya Kumar Nochur Johnna Cressica Brazier Jyotimitra Raghuvansh Shaun Michael Bamforth

8. EIA Resources From DOE EE&RE Building Energy Data Book, November 2008 Dimensions of Analysis: Residential Commercial buildings/SIC End Use: heat, AC, HW 5 year increments to 2030

9. Potential Uses of Data  Historical, present, projected values – EIA Annual Energy Outlook – baseline BAU projections – good for comparison  Estimating energy savings, $ savings, carbon savings  Segmenting markets – Region – Building type  Assessing financial feasibility in different regions  Understanding/comparing investment in energy, other sectors (ex: supply side, new building construction, home improvements, etc.)

10. Sources  International Energy Agency - http://www.iea.org/stats/index.asp http://www.iea.org/stats/index.asp  Countries’ Energy Agencies  US Energy Information Administration - http://www.eia.gov/ http://www.eia.gov/  US DOE Building Energy Databook - http://buildingsdatabook.eren.doe.gov/ http://buildingsdatabook.eren.doe.gov/

11. EIA Energy Data Library http://www.eia.gov/ Useful Resources:  Electricity  Consumption & Efficiency Section – Residential Energy Consumption Survey Data – Commercial Energy Consumption Survey Data What’s available  Detailed Tables .xls downloads

12. Building Energy Databook http://buildingsdatabook.eren.doe.gov/ Sources  Energy Consumption Surveys  Numerous other studies

13. BED Reading Strategies  Have an idea of what you are looking for / want to calculate  Browse the List of Tables in PDF  Crunch data from the.xls files

14. Notable Data Available  Current & projected penetration of technologies (GSHPs)  End use splits  Consumption by appliances  Penetration of AMI (search in EIA)  Energy use by demographics (renter, low-income)  Spending on efficiency programs (high level in EIA)  Energy Service Company Activity (BED)  Average appliance lifetime (BED)  LOTS else

15. Example – Detailed Estimates for Upgrades / Smart Grid / Household Controls

16. Other useful organizations  ACEEE  CEE – cee1.org  NASEO  NARUC  US DOE EERE  State and Local EE Action Network - http://www1.eere.energy.gov/seeaction/ http://www1.eere.energy.gov/seeaction/