Topic:"Technical Reference Manual" in M10473

APPENDIX I BIBLIOGRAPHY Program Components Bibliographic References Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, Technical Reference Manual, State of Pennsylvania, June 2013, p. 174. Illinois Commerce Commission (2016). Illinois Statewide Techn...

AI summary This appendix provides a list of bibliographic references used in the proceeding, including technical manuals, evaluation reports, and program data sheets from various jurisdictions and organizations.

62 Ibid. 63 Ibic & lt;sup>64 Obtained based on the total domestic water consumption through faucets per household (26.3 gpd) and the average number of people per participating household (2.65) in DeOreo et al. (2016). Residential End Uses...

AI summary The text provides references to studies on residential water consumption, including data from DeOreo et al. (2016) and a technical reference manual from Pennsylvania. It discusses water usage statistics and includes a citation to a document on residential end uses of water.

Table 38 below lists the parameters and corresponding values applied to the two equations above and the resulting unitary savings values for thermostatic shower valves. Table 38: Electrical Unitary Energy Savings Values for Thermostatic Sh...

AI summary Table 38 provides parameters and values used to calculate electrical unitary energy savings for thermostatic shower valves, including flow rates, number of showerheads, and behavioral factors influencing water usage.

& lt;sup>68 Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, Technical Reference Manual , State of Pennsylvania, June 2013, p. 133. & lt;sup>69 Efficiency Maine, Retail/Residential Technical Reference Manual Version 2019.1, July 2018. & lt;sup>70 O...

AI summary The text references technical reference manuals from Pennsylvania and Efficiency Maine, as well as data on residential water consumption from a Water Research Foundation report. These sources are cited in support of technical information related to energy efficiency and water use.

Summary [Table](#page-196-0) 40 presents a summary of the values used to calculate pipe insulation savings. The detailed methodology follows. 71 Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, Technical Reference Manual , State of Pennsylvania, Ju...

AI summary Table 40 summarizes values used to calculate pipe insulation savings, with a reference to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission's Technical Reference Manual from 2013.

Table 53: Electrical Unitar / Savings Values for Ground-source Heat Pumps Parameter Symbol Value Source Rated heating capacity of the new heat pump [BTU/h] НС Specification data for each installed system AHRI certified value Rated cooling...

AI summary This table presents key parameters and values related to ground-source heat pumps, including heating and cooling capacities, performance factors, and energy efficiency ratios. Values are sourced from AHRI certifications, technical reference manuals, and assumptions. The data supports the analysis of unitary peak demand savings.

For ENERGY STAR certified pool pumps, the unitary savings value of 530 kWh is based on the results of the NEEP Technical Reference Manual that considers 10 hours of pump operation per day over a period of 100 days. 145 [Table](#page-55-1)...

AI summary The text discusses the unitary savings value of 530 kWh for ENERGY STAR certified pool pumps, derived from the NEEP Technical Reference Manual, which assumes 10 hours of daily operation over 100 days. It also references a table presenting annual unitary savings values for Instant Savings.

The EUL values for non-LED lighting measures were established by conducting a literature review of the most recent sources, notably technical reference manuals (TRMs) and studies, used in other jurisdictions. [Table](#page-106-0) 164 and [...

AI summary The EUL values for non-LED lighting measures were determined through a literature review of recent technical reference manuals and studies from other jurisdictions. Tables 164 and 165 summarize these values and their sources for residential and BNI measures.

as to the amount of time the DOE would allow between the adoption of the standards and compliance enforcement with some observers estimating that the standard will be in effect in 2023. 204 In Canada, lighting is not currently on Natural R...

AI summary The text discusses the adoption of lighting efficiency standards in the U.S. and Canada, noting that the U.S. Energy Independence and Security Act (EISA) 2020 sets a minimum efficiency level corresponding to a CFL, while the Canadian market lags by approximately two years. However, the market is shifting rapidly toward LED lamps, which has implications for baseline efficiency calculations and future regulations.

Detailed follow-up review findings Residual Suggested ID # Original finding Original Finding Description Status Remaining gaps Recommendations risk level timeframe PIO-7 Outdated technical Up-to-date technical documentation is not Remediat...

AI summary The review identified outdated technical documentation across EfficiencyOne's IT environment, noting that updates are only performed upon request and not regularly tracked in near-real time. No process exists for maintaining up-to-date documentation, and the issue has been remediated with no remaining gaps or recommendations.

ross (NTG) framework. See also 220 ILCS 5/8-103B for electric, effective June 1, 2017, and 220 ILCS 5/8-104 for natural gas utility evaluation. Evaluations are conducted for each of the utilities. According to the Database of State Efficie...

AI summary Illinois uses the Total Resource Cost (TRC) benefit-cost test as its primary cost-effectiveness screening method for energy efficiency programs, with the utility cost test (UCT) as a secondary test. The state's framework accounts for avoided costs of greenhouse gas emissions compliance and environmental impacts. The Illinois Statewide Technical Reference Manual for Energy Efficiency is updated annually and became effective January 1, 2018.

Standards. National Grid also provides a Technical Reference Manual and has offered the PUC access to an online Technical Reference Library, both of which show savings and costs on a measure level. According to the Database of State Effici...

AI summary Rhode Island uses a state-specific cost-effectiveness test for energy efficiency programs, which includes considerations of health, environmental, and economic benefits. National Grid provides resources like a Technical Reference Manual and an online library to support cost-effectiveness analysis. Information on these practices is available through the Database of State Efficiency Screening Practices (DSESP) and other resources.