E-22023 DSM Programs Evaluation Reports
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Table 3: 2023 Interviews Completed Program Component Manager1 Program / EOne Staff/Business Development Manager Service Provider/ Distributors/ Contractors Participants Dropped Out or Overdue Participants Retailers Residential Appliance Re...
AI summary Table 3 summarizes the number of interviews completed in 2023 across various program components, including managers, service providers, participants, and retailers. The table highlights the distribution of interviews by program, showing the number of interviews conducted with different stakeholders.
Table 1: Summary of 2023 Residential Efficient Product Rebates Program Evaluation Program Evaluation Type Component Impact Process Market Methodology Appliance Retirement Condensed › Tracking sheet audit › Unitary savings review › Calculat...
AI summary The 2023 Residential Efficient Product Rebates Program Evaluation includes components such as Appliance Retirement and Instant Savings Comprehensive, with evaluation methods involving tracking sheet audits, participant surveys, and avoided GHG emission calculations.
Evaluation Approach The evaluation was aimed at calculating program component gross and net results, namely electrical firstyear and lifetime energy savings, peak demand savings, as well as avoided greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. [Table](#...
AI summary The evaluation approach focuses on calculating program component gross and net results, including electrical first-year and lifetime energy savings, peak demand savings, and avoided greenhouse gas emissions. Table 1 outlines the types of evaluations conducted and their corresponding methodologies.
Table 25: Interactive Effects Factors for Pipe Insulation and Hot Water Tank Wraps 35 Table 26: Interactive Effects Factors for Water Heating Measures36 Table 27: Peak Demand-to-energy Ratios for Water Heating Measures 38 Table 28: Drain W...
AI summary The text presents a series of tables detailing energy savings values for various energy efficiency measures, including pipe insulation, hot water tank wraps, drain water heat recovery systems, heat pump water heaters, low-flow showerheads, faucet aerators, thermostatic shower valves, and space heating measures such as mini-split and ground-source heat pumps. These tables provide data on unitary energy savings, peak demand-to-energy ratios, and installation rates for efficiency programs.