Topic:"New Residential Program" in M10473

New Residential New Residential is comprised of one program component: New Home Construction. In 2021, New Home Construction achieved net energy savings of 5.683 GWh and net peak demand savings of 2.285 MW at the generator.

AI summary The New Residential program, specifically the New Home Construction component, achieved significant energy and peak demand savings in 2021, with net energy savings of 5.683 GWh and net peak demand savings of 2.285 MW at the generator.

[Table](#page-184-2) 2 presents the participation level, net-to-gross ratios (NTGRs), as well as evaluated gross and net savings at the generator for the New Residential program.

AI summary Table 2 outlines the participation level, net-to-gross ratios (NTGRs), and evaluated gross and net savings at the generator for the New Residential program.

1 NHC OVERVIEW This section describes New Home Construction (NHC), follows up on past evaluation recommendations, and provides an overview of participation history.

AI summary This section outlines New Home Construction (NHC), addresses past evaluation recommendations, and provides an overview of participation history in NHC programs.

7.3 NEW RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM

AI summary Section 7.3 outlines the New Residential Program, focusing on demand-side management and enabling strategies for residential energy initiatives. Key considerations include program administrator costs, total resource cost analyses, and alignment with integrated resource plans.

7.3.1 OVERVIEW The New Residential program provides residential home builders and new home market entrants access to technical assistance and financial incentives for the installation of energy efficiency upgrades during the design and ear...

AI summary The New Residential program supports energy efficiency in new home construction through technical and financial incentives. E1 will discontinue this program, shifting focus to market transformation strategies detailed in Enabling Strategies (Section 7). The program's performance indicators are compared in Table 33.

21 7.3.1 OVERVIEW The New Residential program provides residential home builders and new home market entrants access to technical assistance and financial incentives for the installation of energy efficiency upgrades during the design and...

AI summary The New Residential program supports residential home builders with energy efficiency upgrades through technical assistance and incentives. E1 plans to phase out this program, refocusing on market transformation strategies outlined in Enabling Strategies (Section 7). The program includes components like Home Energy Assessments and Affordable Housing initiatives.

6 Q. DO YOU HAVE ANY COMMENTS REGARDING THE NEW HOME 7 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM? 8 A. Yes. E1 is phasing out the residential new home construction program and only providing 9 support for residential new construction through enabling strategie...

AI summary E1 is phasing out the residential new home construction program, supporting only enabling strategies. The speaker argues against removing financial incentives for building shell measures (insulation, windows, doors), emphasizing that upfront upgrades are cheaper than retrofitting later and enable better heat pump adoption. They advocate for reconsidering avoided costs to justify future support.

9. NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION Consumer Advocate In testimony on behalf of the Consumer Advocate, with respect to the residential new home construction program, Theodore Love stated, " E1 is phasing out the residential new home construction prog...

AI summary The Consumer Advocate argues that phasing out financial incentives for residential new home construction, especially building shell measures, is a mistake. E1 responds that the program was unsustainable due to a 70-80% drop in savings after removing heat pump incentives and increased unit costs, but will adapt through Enabling Strategies.