Topic:"Homewarming" in M08604

y now need to have an Energy Factor of 2.00 L/kWh or higher. This new value was therefore used by the Evaluator to revise the unitary savings of dehumidifiers installed through HomeWarming in 2017. 24 ENERGY STAR Program Requirements for D...

AI summary The document discusses the calculation of unitary savings from replacing old dehumidifiers with new, more energy-efficient models under the HomeWarming Program. The new Energy Factor of 2.00 L/kWh was used to revise savings estimates, while old units were based on 2011 Ontario Power Authority data. Replacing old models results in 660 kWh/year in savings.

umption values for new standard refrigerator and freezer units were taken respectively from Section 3.3.1 and 3.4.1, while the new standard dehumidifier’s consumption value comes from Instant Savings. The Evaluator used an RUL of four year...

AI summary The document discusses the assumption values for new standard refrigerator, freezer, and dehumidifier units, citing specific sections and the Instant Savings program. It outlines the RUL for appliances replaced through HomeWarming, comparing it to those retired through ARet, and references Table 37 for equipment life and RUL values.

Reference New Appliance Retired EUL Equipment Life Appliance RUL32 ENERGY STAR Calculator, Appliance Refrigerator 12 12 4 Magazine Market Research Report, Replacement value for refrigerators Freezer ENERGY STAR Calculator, EPA 12 12 4 Repl...

AI summary The text discusses the calculation of Equivalent Effective Useful Life (EUL) values for appliances replaced through the HomeWarming Program, referencing ENERGY STAR and EPA research for refrigerators, freezers, and dehumidifiers. It also notes that Replacement Useful Life (RUL) values are assumed to be one-third of EUL values based on common assumptions in TRMs.

2017 DSM Evaluation Report Table 38: Equivalent Effective Useful Life Calculations for Appliances Replaced through HomeWarming Energy Consumption (kWh/year) Lifetime Equivalent Appliance First 4 Years Following 8 Years Savings EUL (kWh) (y...

AI summary The 2017 DSM Evaluation Report includes tables detailing energy consumption and equivalent effective useful life (EUL) calculations for appliances replaced through the HomeWarming program. These calculations help assess the energy savings from appliance replacements and retirements.

multifamily projects, it is not surprising that it is taking more than 2 years to figure out how to design and implement the Affordable Multifamily Housing program in the most effective way possible. Many of the projects that have been imp...

AI summary The Affordable Multifamily Housing program faces challenges in implementation due to small project sizes, lack of landlord incentives in rental properties, and insufficient rebates. Similar to the HomeWarming program, higher incentives are needed for success. Continuing the program in 2019 with adjustments is recommended over waiting for the 2018 evaluation.