2004 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings

What papers are being presented at...?

 

Session A Monday, August 23 — 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Cooling and Solar Hot Water	Measured Energy and Peak Demand Reduction from a High Efficiency Air Conditioner Replacement Pilot Project (670) John Masiello, Florida Solar Energy Center Danny Parker, Florida Solar Energy Center John Sherwin, Florida Solar Energy Center Comparison of Calculated and Measured Air Conditioning Design Loads for Alternative Glazing Options in Production Homes in California and Texas (600) Bruce Wilcox John Proctor, Proctor Engineering Group, Ltd. Charles S. Barnaby, Wrightsoft Corp. James Larsen, Cardinal Glass Industries Field Investigation of 18 Solar-Assisted Domestic Hot Water Systems with Integral Collector Storage (425) William Rittelmann, IBACOS
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: Large Evaluations	So, What REALLY Got Built? It's Not as Good as We Hoped but It's Not as Bad as We Feared (65) Cyrus Dastur, Advanced Energy Charting the Home Performance Contractors' Territory (478) Greg Thomas, Performance Systems Development, Inc. Chris Scruton, California Energy Commission Bob Knight, Bevilacqua-Knight, Inc. Comprehensive Evaluation Study of 12,000 California Mobile Homes (675) Anne Blankenship, Robert Mowris & Associates Robert J. Mowris, Robert Mowris & Associates Ean Jones, Robert Mowris & Associates David Robison, Stellar Processes Howard Reichmuth, Stellar Processes
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Relocatables	Designing Building Systems to Save Energy and Improve Indoor Environments: A Practical Demonstration (48) Michael Apte, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory William J. Fisk, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Alfred T. Hodgson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Leo Rainer, Davis Energy Group Derek G. Shendell, Davis Energy Group High Performance Relocatable Classrooms (333) Gregg Ander, Southern California Edison R. Anthony Pierce, Southern California Edison Christine Magar, Southern California Edison Eric Jones, Southern California Edison Monitored Performance of Performance Enhanced Relocatable Classrooms (RC) Side-by-Side a Standard Relocatable Classroom in Three Climates (549) Stephanie Thomas-Rees, Florida Solar Energy Center Danny Parker, Florida Solar Energy Center
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: Research and Development Strategic Planning	Scenario-Based R&D Portfolio Analysis: Informing the Tough Decisions (511) Donna Hostick, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Jerry Dion, U.S. Department of Energy David Anderson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Sean McDonald, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Commercial Building R&D Program Multi-Year Planning: Opportunities and Challenges (214) John D. Ryan, U.S. Department of Energy Andrew K. Nicholls, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Assessing the Impacts of Energy Saving Products and Technologies: The Importance of Revealing Underlying Assumptions (467) Martha Brook, California Energy Commission Michael Kintner-Meyer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Michael R. Brambley, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory David Anderson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Utility Regulation and Deregualtion: Incentives, Strategies, and Policies Session Title: Integrated Resource Planning and the Rebirth of DSM	Energy Efficiency in the New Generation of IRP Modeling (430) Lauren Miller, Quantec Ken Seiden, Quantec, LLC John Chamberlain, Quantec, LLC Energy Efficiency and Distributed Generation Role in Transmission System Reliability Planning (433) Philip Mosenthal, Optimal Energy Chris Neme, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation John Plunkett, Optimal Energy The Rebirth of Utility DSM Programs in Nevada (127) Bob Balzar, Nevada Power Co. Howard Geller, SWEEP Jon Wellinghoff, Beckley Singleton
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Market Transformation: Designing for Lasting Change Session Title: Getting Emerging Technologies Off the Shelf	Getting Energy Efficiency Innovations Off the Shelf (520) Karl Johnson, California Institute for Energy Efficiency Bob Knight, Bevilacqua-Knight, Inc. Shining the Spotlight on Fixtures: Showcasing Showrooms to Increase Market Penetration of ENERGY STAR Light Fixtures (690) Brooke Marshall, Ecos Consulting John Zugel, Ecos Consulting Brian Simmons, Ecos Consulting Energy Savings Estimates of Light Emitting Diodes in Niche Lighting Applications (233) Louise A. Conroy, Navigant Consulting Michael J. Scholand, Navigant Consulting James R. Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
Panel Number: 7 Panel Title: Human and Social Dimensions of Energy Use: Trends & Their Implications Session Title: Learning Environments	The Role of Quantitative Data in Building Success (504) Kathryn Janda, Oberlin College Alexandra von Meier, Sonoma State University Windows and Classrooms: A Study of Student Performance and the Indoor Environment (648) Don Aumann, California Energy Commission Ramona Peet, RLW Analytics Lisa Heschong, Heschong Mahone Group Goal Setting and Feedback: The Programmable Thermostat as a Device to Support Conservation Behavior in the User (680) Teddy McCalley, Technical University Eindhoven C.J.H. Midden, Technical University Eindhoven
Panel Number: 8 Panel Title: Energy & Environmental Policy: Changing the Climate for Energy Efficiency Session Title: Energy Efficiency and the Environment	Out of the Closet: Climate Change Action as a Driver for Energy Efficiency (143) Ned Raynolds, Clean Air-Cool Planet Tradable Certificates for Energy Efficiency: The Dawn of a New Trend in Energy Efficiency (190) Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission Diana Urge-Vorsatz, Central European University Silvia Lazarova-Rezessy, European Commission Modeling the Air Impacts of Energy Efficiency in the Northeast (356) Bruce Biewald, Synapse Energy Economics Geoff Keith, Synapse Energy Economics David E. White, Synapse Energy Economics
Panel Number: 9 Panel Title: Efficient Buildings in Efficient Communities Session Title: Real Applications or Built Examples	Charging the Battery - Energy Efficiency in Battery Park City (566) Kevin Finnegan, Battery Park City Authority Adam Hinge, Sustainable Energy Partnerships Antony Woo, Battery Park City Authority The CERTS Microgrid (457) Chris Marnay, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Owen Bailey, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Panel Number: 12/13 Panel Title: Thinking Outside the Box: And Now for Something Completely Different... Session Title: Water and Energy in Buildings	Managing Water and Energy Use in Buildings: Parallels, Complements, and Trade-offs Gary Wolff, Pacific Institute – Moderator David Broustis, City of Seattle – Moderator Jim Lutz, LBNL – Discussant John Koeller, CUWCC Consultant [invited] – Discussant

Back to Top

Session B Monday, August 23 — 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Heat Pumps	A Performance Based Method to Determine Refrigerator Charge Level for Commissioning Unitary AC and HP Systems (232) Keith Temple Duct Efficiency under Full-load or Modulating Conditions: Implications for Heat Pump Performance (495) Larry Palmiter, Ecotope, Inc. Paul Francisco, University of Illinois Erin Kruse, Ecotope, Inc. Understanding Seasonal Performance Factors for Heat Pumps (489) Paul Francisco, University of Illinois David Baylon, Ecotope, Inc. Larry Palmiter, Ecotope, Inc.
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: New Ways of Measuring Residential Program Efficiency Impacts	Evaluation on Residential Energy Efficiency Programs Using the City-Scale End-Use Simulation Model (101) Yoshiyuki Shimoda, Osaka University Takuro Fujii, Osaka University Takao Morikawa, Osaka University Minoru Mizuno, Osaka University Successful Techniques for Identifying, Measuring, and Attributing Causality in Residential Programs (622) Lisa A. Skumatz, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc. Daniel Violette, Summit Blue Consulting, LLC Rose A. Woods, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc. Bottom-up Simulation Model for Estimating End-Use Energy Demand Profiles in Residential Houses (277) Kiichiro Tsuji, Osaka University Osamu Saeki, Osaka University Fuminori Sano, Osaka University Takehiko Matsuoka, Kansai Electric Power Company
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Building Controls	Opportunities of Wireless Sensors and Controls for Buildings Operations (400) Michael Kintner-Meyer, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Rob Conant, Dust, Inc. Machine to Machine (M2M) Technology in Demand Responsive Commercial Buildings (525) Dave Watson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Osman Sezgen, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Naoya Motegi, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Mary Ann Piette, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Christine Shockman, Shockman Consulting Application of Automated Fault Detection and Diagnostics for Rooftop Air Conditioners in California (717) Haorong Li, Purdue University Jim Braun, Purdue University
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: Hard-to-Reach Audiences	Who Says Small Customers Can't Be Reached? (80) Marissa Myers, Quantum Consulting, Inc. Beatrice Mayo, Pacific Gas & Electric Rafael Friedmann, Pacific Gas & Electric Realizing Demand Response Capabilities and Energy Savings in Small Commercial Retail Chain Customers (239) Michael Gibbs, ICF Associates, Inc. Michael Messenger, California Energy Commission Amplifying Real Estate Value through Energy & Water Management: From ESCO to "Energy Savings Limited Partner" (587) Evan Mills, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Utility Regulation and Deregualtion: Incentives, Strategies, and Policies Session Title: Real-Time Pricing and DSM Bidding	Does Real-Time Pricing Deliver Demand Response? A Case Study of Niagara Mowhawk's Large Customer RTP Tariff (160) Charles Goldman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Mithra Moezzi, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Ranjit R. Bharvirkar, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Nicole Hopper, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Osman Sezgen, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Bernie Neenan, Neenan Associates Dick Boisvert, Cornell University Donna Pratt, Neenan Associates Peter Cappers, Neenan Associates Real Time Pricing and the Real Live Firm (180) Mithra Moezzi, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Ranjit R. Bharvirkar, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Nicole Hopper, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Charles Goldman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Osman Sezgen, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Yet Another Look at Demand Side Bidding - Long Island Power Authority's New 75-Megawatt Efficiency RFP (550) Eric Belliveau, Optimal Energy Inc. Dan Zaweski, Long Island Power Authority Craig MacDonald, Long Island Power Authority
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Market Transformation: Designing for Lasting Change Session Title: Creating Lasting Change Through Training and Education	Education by Design: Creating Lasting Market Behavior Change through Education and Training (256) Marge Anderson, Energy Center of Wisconsin Building Performance Services: Engaging the Market to Encourage Better Commercial Building Operating Performance (299) Mark Tuffo, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Skip Schick, Schick Consulting Jim Volkman, Efficient Concepts Developing a Next-Generation Community College Curriculum for Energy-Efficient High-Performance Building Operations (585) Peter Crabtree, Peralta Community College District Joseph Deringer, The Deringer Group Mary Ann Piette, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Philip Haves, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Rick Diamond, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Chuck Frost, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Katie Koelle, Peralta Community College District Nick Kyriakopedi, Laney College Evan Mills, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Panel Number: 7 Panel Title: Human and Social Dimensions of Energy Use: Trends & Their Implications Session Title: Daylighting	What's Wrong with Daylighting? Where It Goes Wrong and How Users Respond to Failure (423) Prasad Vaidya, The Weidt Group Tom McDougall, The Weidt Group David Eijadi, The Weidt Group Jim Douglas, The Weidt Group Jason Steinbock, The Weidt Group Daylighting and Productivity in the Retail Sector (339) Ramona Peet, RLW Analytics Don Aumann, California Energy Commission Lisa Heschong, Heschong Mahone Group Roger Wright, RLW Analytics, Inc. The Call Center Study: Office Worker Performance and the Indoor Environment (649) Lisa Heschong, Heschong Mahone Group Don Aumann, California Energy Commission S. Okura, RLW Analytics
Panel Number: 8 Panel Title: Energy & Environmental Policy: Changing the Climate for Energy Efficiency Session Title: Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Potential	The Technical, Economic and Achievable Potential for Energy Efficiency in the U.S. - A Meta-Analysis of Recent Studies (111) Steve Nadel, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy R. Neal Elliott, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Elizabeth Brown, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Anna Monis Shipley, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Cost Effective Contributions to New York's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Targets from Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Resources (266) David G. Hill, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation R. Neal Elliott, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Chris Neme, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation Lawrence J. Pakenas, NYSERDA John Plunkett, Optimal Energy, Inc. Philip Mosenthal, Optimal Energy, Inc. Christine Donovan, C.T. Donovan Associates Estimating the Potential for Cost Effective Electric Energy and Peak Demand Savings in Connecticut (444) Tom Rooney, GDS Associates, Inc. Michael W. Rufo, Quantum Consulting, Inc. Richard Spellman, GDS Associates, Inc. Jeff Schlegel, CT Energy Conservation Management Board (ECMB) Consultant
Panel Number: 12/13 Panel Title: Thinking Outside the Box: And Now for Something Completely Different... Session Title: Education Debate	K-12 Education—Is it a Good Use of Scarce Energy Efficiency Funds? Marilyn Brown, Director, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Program, Oak Ridge National Laboratory – Moderator Merrilee Harrigan, Alliance to Save Energy – Debater David Cohan, Evaluation Coordinator, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance – Debater
Panel Number: 14 Panel Title: Appliances and Equipment Session Title: Refrigerators	Findings of Energy Label Design Research in China (629) Paul Waide, PW Consulting Jin Minghong, China National Institute of Standardization Christine Egan, CLASP Thinking Outside the Refrigerator: Shutting Down Power Plants with NAECA? (551) Reuben Deumling, UC Berkeley Cold Hard Facts About Metering Refrigerators That Aren't There (703) Miriam Goldberg, Kema-Xenergy, Inc. Jennifer Fagan, Kema-Xenergy, Inc. Shahana Samiullah, Southern California Edison

Back to Top

Session C Tuesday, August 24— 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Crawlspace Attics & Roofs	Field Testing of External Foundation Insulation (5) J.M. Lacy, National Engineering and Environment Laboratory Moisture Solution Becomes Efficiency Bonanza (38) Bruce Davis, Advanced Energy Cyrus Dastur, Advanced Energy Cooling Related Thermal Performance of Finished and Unfinished Metal Roofing Products (669) Danny Parker, Florida Solar Energy Center John Sherwin, Florida Solar Energy Center Jeff Sonne, Florida Solar Energy Center
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: Innovative Multifamily Approaches	Resource-Efficient Laundry Room Demonstration and Evaluation: A Holistic Approach to Maximizing Energy, Water and Cost Savings in Multifamily Laundry Rooms (208) Greg Sullivan, Battelle/Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Graham Parker, Battelle/Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Jack Jenkins, Wisconsin Focus on Energy It's Not About the Savings: Achieving Energy Efficiency in Systems-Built Homes (43) Dave Kinyon, Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation Mary Meunier, State of Wisconsin, Division of Energy Daniel S. Ackerstein, Leonardo Academy Kathy Kuntz, Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation Impacts of an Energy Star Promotion (25) Jack Habart, Habart & Associates Consulting Iris Sulyma, BC Hydro Ken Tiedemann, BC Hydro
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Comparing Building Energy Performance	Case Studies of Energy Information Systems for Energy Management and Demand Response in Large Facilities (285) Naoya Motegi, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Osman Sezgen, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Mary Ann Piette, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Dave Watson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Christine Shockman, Shockman Consulting Notes from the Field: Identifying Demand Response Measures Customers Will Actually Do (490) Julia K. Larkin, Kema-Xenergy Dan Thomas, Kema-Xenergy Dan Engel, Nexant Ed Jerome, Nexant Demand Response Enabling Technologies and Case Studies from the NYSERDA Peak Load Reduction Program (734) Chris Smith, NYSERDA Gary Epstein, Energy & Resource Solutions, Inc. Mark D'Antonio
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: Comparing Building Energy Performance	An Evaluation of Savings and Measure Persistence from Retro-Commissioning of Large Commercial Office Buildings (449) Norman J. Bourassa, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Naoya Motegi, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Mary Ann Piette, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Energy-Related Commercial Building Construction Characteristics: An Assessment of Current Practice (165/166) Eric Richman, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Justin Williams, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Comparing Commercial Building Energy Use Around the World (565) Adam Hinge, Sustainable Energy Partnerships Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission Paul Waide, International Energy Agency
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Utility Regulation and Deregualtion: Incentives, Strategies, and Policies Session Title: The Impacts of Energy Industry Restructuring on Energy Efficiency Policy: Stories from California and Korea	Electric Utility Restructuring and Its Impact on Energy Efficiency (728) Edward Vine, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Keun Dae Lee, KERI Chang Ho Rhee, KERI Update on California's Approach to Energy Efficiency (77) Dian M. Grueneich, Grueneich Resource Advocates Jody S. London, Grueneich Resource Advocates
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Market Transformation: Designing for Lasting Change Session Title: Partnering for MT in HVAC	Learning to Play Well with Others: Obtaining Shipment and Sales Data through Long-term Relationships with Manufacturers (164) Lynn Hoefgen, Nexus Market Research, Inc. Shel Feldman, Shel Feldman Management Consulting Dorothy Conant, Independent Elizabeth Titus, Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership Susan Oman, Nexus Market Research, Inc. Betty Tolkin, Nexus Market Research, Inc. Upstream Solutions to Downstream Problems: Working with the HVAC and Efficiency Communities to Improve Field Performance of Small Commercial Rooftop Units (365) Pete Jacobs, Architectural Energy Corporation Cathy Higgins, New Buildings Institute Rachael Shwom, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Leveraging the Efforts fo Efficiency Programs, Equip. Mftrs, and Trade Associations to Improve HVAC Installation Practices: A National Campaign for Improving In-Field Performance of Resi. HVAC Equip. (284) John Taylor, Consortium for Energy Efficiency
Panel Number: 7 Panel Title: Human and Social Dimensions of Energy Use: Trends & Their Implications Session Title: Patterns of Energy Use	Different Everyday Lives - Different Patterns of Electricity Use (187) Kirsten Gram-Hanssen, Danish Building and Urban Research Changes in the Patterns of Energy Consumption and Expenditures Over the Past Quarter Century (300) Michael T. Laurence, Energy Information Administration Lasting Impressions: Conservation and the 2001 California Energy Crisis (559) Loren Lutzenhiser, Portland State University Rick Kunkle, Washington State University James Woods, Washington State University Susan Lutzenhiser, Portland State University Sylvia Bender, California Energy Commission
Panel Number: 8 Panel Title: Energy & Environmental Policy: Changing the Climate for Energy Efficiency Session Title: State and Local Clean Energy Initiatives	State Leadership in Energy Efficiency Policy (658) Bill Prindle, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Steve Nadel, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Nikolaas Dietsch, U.S. EPA Exploring the Economic Development Implications of Capacity Building within State and Local Energy Efficiency Programs (340) Denise Mulholland, U.S. EPA Skip Laitner, U.S. EPA Nikolaas Dietsch, U.S. EPA Taking Up Where Congress Left Off - the Emergence of the States in a Post-Energy-Bill Policy World (452) Kara Rinaldi, Alliance to Save Energy Kate Offringa, Alliance to Save Energy Lowell Ungar, Alliance to Save Energy
Panel Number: 9 Panel Title: Efficient Buildings in Efficient Communities Session Title: New Urbanism & Resource Efficiency	LEED Homes and LEED for Neighborhood Developments: Status of the U.S. Green Building Council's Residential Programs (142) Ann Edminster, Design AVEnues Doug Farr, Farr Associates Natural Resource Efficiency Designed in New Urbanism (475) Christine Magar, Southern California Edison Gregg Ander, Southern California Edison Rob Watson, Natural Resources Defense Council Dimitri Klapsis, Moule and Polyzoides Rob Bolin, Syska Hennessy Group Susan Munves, City of Santa Monica
Panel Number: 12/13 Panel Title: Thinking Outside the Box: And Now for Something Completely Different... Session Title: Major Trends Affecting Energy Efficiency Use in Buildings	The Future of Commercial Buildings: The Major Trends, Influences, and Factors Driving Change in the Commercial Buildings Market (470) Katherine Johnson, KJ Consulting Changing Trends: A Brief History of the U.S. Household Consumption of Energy, Water, Food, Beverages, and Tobacco (460) Rick Diamond, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Information Technologies in Buildings Rich Brown, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Bruce Nordman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Leo Rainer, Davis Energy Group

Back to Top

Session D Tuesday, August 24 — 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Manufactured Housing - HUD Code	An Assessment of Six Residential Ventilation Techniques in Hot and Humid Climates (30) Neil Moyer, Florida Solar Energy Center Danny Parker, Florida Solar Energy Center Subrato Chandra, Florida Solar Energy Center Field Evaluation of New Manufactured Homes in the Pacific Northwest (324) Bob Davis, Ecotope, Inc. David Baylon, Ecotope, Inc. Tom Hewes, Oregon Dept. of Energy Manufactured Homes: Proposed Requirements for Improving Energy Efficiency (461) Craig Conner, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Michael Lubliner, Washington State University Energy Extension Heather Dillon, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Robert Lucas, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: Innovative Approaches to Serve Hard to Reach Customers	Reaching the Unreachable (726) Mary Kammer, City of Lompoc Utility Allowances: From Regulatory Barrier to Incentive Mechanism for Energy Efficiency in Affordable Multifamily New Construction (657) Nehemiah Stone, Heschong Mahone Group Puja Manglani, Heschong Mahone Group Rocelyn Dee, Heschong Mahone Group Charles Ehrlich, Heschong Mahone Group Sean Denniston, Heschong Mahone Group Multifamily Markets: Hard-to-Reach and Hard-to-Serve (434) Robert D. Bordner, Energy Market Innovations, Inc. Robert M. Wirtshafter, Wirtshafter Associates, Inc. Mary Wold, Sempra Utilities
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Lighting	Emerging Lighting Technologies and Applications: Combining the New with the Tried and True (60) Karl Johnson, California Institute for Energy Efficiency Don Aumann, California Energy Commission Judie Porter, Architectural Energy Corporation Efficient Lighting Design and Office Worker Productivity (276) Carol Jones, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Kelly Gordon, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Advanced Lighting Guidelines: 2003 Edition (359) David E. Weigand, New Buildings Institute James Benya, New Buildings Institute
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: Niche Markets & Technologies	EnergySmart Grocer: Mapping Industry Connections Delivers Success (377) Diane Levin, PECI Hannah Friedman, Portland Energy Conservation, Inc. Linda Irvine, PECI Market Research in MT Program Design: Commercial Windows in the Pacific Northwest (352) Philipp Degens, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Gary Curtis, West Wall Group John Jennings, Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Energy Efficiency Programs for Niche Markets: The Labs21 Program as an Exemplar (18) Philip Wirdzek, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Paul Mathew, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory William Lintner, U.S. Department of Energy Nancy Carlisle, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Utility Regulation and Deregualtion: Incentives, Strategies, and Policies Session Title: State Public Benefits Policies for Energy Efficiency and the Administration of Energy Efficiency Programs	Public Benefits Funds: Approaching Their Second Decade, What Have We Learned? (396) Martin Kushler, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Dan York, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Patti Witte, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Energy Efficiency Administration: Many Religions, One Spiritual Experience (744) Chris Chouteau Four Years Experience of the Nation's First Energy Efficiency Utility: Balancing Resource Acquisition & Market Transformation Under a Performance Contract (264) Blair Hamilton, Efficiency Vermont Toben Galvin, Efficiency Vermont
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Market Transformation: Designing for Lasting Change Session Title: Measurement Issues & Strategies	How Do We Measure Market Effects? Counting the Ways, and Why It Matters (205) Elizabeth Titus, Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership Monica Nevius, Consortium for Energy Efficiency Julie Michals, Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships, Inc. Market Transformation - What is Really Happening and How Can We Know? (557) Ken Tiedemann, BC Hydro Jack Habart, Habart & Associates Consulting Efficient Techniques for Estimating Baseline and Market Shares Projections from MT Interventions (616) David Weitzel, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc. Lisa A. Skumatz, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc.
Panel Number: 7 Panel Title: Human and Social Dimensions of Energy Use: Trends & Their Implications Session Title: People in Demand Response	Diffusion in the Desert: Adoption of Demand Response Technology by Rural Small Businesses (253) Christine R. Geltz, Geltz Communications Mark S. Martinez, Southern California Edison Market Transformation Lessons Learned from an Automated Demand Response Test in California (419) Christine Shockman, Shockman Consulting Osman Sezgen, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Naoya Motegi, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Mary Ann Piette, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Dave Watson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory What Goes on Behind the Meter: Real Customer Response to Residential Time-of-Use Pricing (556) Vikki Wood, Sacramento Municipal Utility District Loren Lutzenhiser, Portland State University Sylvia Bender, California Energy Commission Janis Erickson, Sacramento Municipal Utility District
Panel Number: 8 Panel Title: Energy & Environmental Policy: Changing the Climate for Energy Efficiency Session Title: Sustainable Development - Residential	Well Beyond Energy Codes: the Green Points Program in Boulder (509) Elizabeth Vasatka, City of Boulder Larry Kinney, Southwest Energy Efficiency Project Cam Marshall, Marshall Information Service LLC Comparative Analysis of Home Buyer Response to New Zero-Energy Homes (130) Barbara C. Farhar, NREL Timothy C. Coburn, Abilene Christian University Megan Murphy, University of Colorado Large Production Home Builder Experience with Zero-Energy Homes (135) Timothy C. Coburn, Abilene Christian University Barbara C. Farhar, NREL Megan Murphy, University of Colorado
Panel Number: 12/13 Panel Title: Thinking Outside the Box: And Now for Something Completely Different... Session Title: Energy Efficiency vs. Conservation Debate	Neither Just People nor Just Technology - Moving Past the Impasse in the Conservation vs. Efficiency Debate Rick Diamond, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory – Moderator Mithra Moezzi, Ecole des Mines, Paris – Debater Mark Levine – Debater
Panel Number: 14 Panel Title: Appliances and Equipment Session Title: Standby Policies and Issues	Many Small Consumers, One Growing Problem: Achieving Energy Savings for Electronic Equipment Operating in Low Power Modes (447) Christopher Payne, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Alan Meier, International Energy Agency Turning Australia's Standby Strategy into Reality - Progress towards a 1-Watt Goal (181) Shane Holt, Australian Greenhouse Office Lloyd Harrington, Energy Efficient Strategies Any Device, Any Mode: Measuring All Residential Low-Power Mode Energy Consumption (512) Bruce Nordman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Peter Biermayer, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Gregory Homan, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Back to Top

Session E Wednesday, August 25 — 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

PANELS PRESENTING:	PAPERS BEING PRESENTED:
Panel Number: 1 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Innovative Cooling	Integrating Evaporative Cooling with Dynamic Insulation for Improved Comfort (216) Marc Zuluaga, Steven Winter Associates, Inc. Srikanth Puttagunta, Steven Winter Associates, Inc. Field Measurements of Air Conditioners with and without TXVs (691) Robert J. Mowris, Robert Mowris & Associates Anne Blankenship, Robert Mowris & Associates Ean Jones, Robert Mowris & Associates Cool Roof Colored Materials (37) Hashem Akbari, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Ronnen Levinson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Paul Berdahl, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Andre Desjarlais, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Bill Miller, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Chris Scruton, California Energy Commission Steve Wiel, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Panel Number: 2 Panel Title: Residential Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: New Ways of Achieving Residential Efficiency	Cinergy's Pilot Payment Plus Program: Teaching Customers the Skills They Need to Both Save Energy and Manage Their Payment Performance (579) Rick Morgan, Morgan Marketing Partners Kathy Schroder, Cinergy Nick Hall, TecMarket Works High Profile at Low Cost: Introducing a Multi-Family Residential Market to High-Performance Building Design and Construction (62) Barry Zalph, Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District Marketing Zero Energy Homes to Production Builders (385) David Springer, Davis Energy Group, Inc. Rob Hammon, ConSol
Panel Number: 3 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Technologies, Design, Performance Analysis, and Building Industry Trends Session Title: Commissioning	Beyond Commissioning (323) Michael R. Brambley, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Srinivas Katipamula, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Strategies for Improving Persistence of Commissioning Benefits (380) Tudi Haasl, PECI Hannah Friedman, Portland Energy Conservation, Inc. Amanda Potter, PECI Creating California's Online Commissioning Case Study Database: Case Studies Go High Tech (481) Hannah Friedman, Portland Energy Conservation, Inc. Tudi Haasl, PECI Ken Gillespie, Pacific Gas & Electric
Panel Number: 4 Panel Title: Commercial Buildings: Program Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Session Title: Evaluation Techniques	Using Logic Models to Improve and Enhance Nonresidential Programs (445) Jane Peters, Research Into Action, Inc. Dulan Carr Moran, Research Into Action, Inc. Scott Albert, GDS Associates, Inc. Victoria Engel, NYSERDA Lori Megdal, Megdal and Associates Non-Energy Benefits from Wisconsin's Commercial & Industrial Programs (678) Nick Hall, TecMarket Works Johna Roth, TecMarket Works Non-Energy Benefits (NEBs) in the Commercial Sector: Results from Hundreds of Buildings (618) Charles Bicknell, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc. Lisa A. Skumatz, Skumatz Economic Research Associates, Inc.
Panel Number: 5 Panel Title: Utility Regulation and Deregualtion: Incentives, Strategies, and Policies Session Title: The Energy Services Industry in the U.S., Europe, and Japan	Characteristics and Performance of the Federal Market for ESCO Services (158) Nicole Hopper, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Charles Goldman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Dave Birr, Synchronous Energy Solutions How are EU ESCOs Behaving and How to Create a Real ESCO Market? (189) Vincent Berrutto, European Commission Edward Vine, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission Mario de Renzio, European Commission The Detail Analysis of the ESCO Market in Japan (9) Chiharu Murakoshi, Jyukankyo Research Institute Hidetoshi Nakagami, Jyukankyo Research Institute Takashi Masuda, Jyukankyo Research Institute
Panel Number: 6 Panel Title: Market Transformation: Designing for Lasting Change Session Title: Results in Lighting	Results from the Efficient Lighting Initiative Evaluation: Amazing Outcomes and Implications for Market Transformation (640) Luisa Freeman-Farvardin, Freeman & Associates, LLC Edward Vine, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Ken Tiedemann, BC Hydro Iris Sulyma, BC Hydro Jack Habart, Habart & Associates Consulting Rafael Friedmann, Independent Consultant Barbara Atkinson, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Joseph Lopes, Applied Energy Group Martin Adelaar, Marbek Consulting Circuit Riding Technical Assistance Efforts to Support High Performance Lighting Market Transformation (736) Gary Epstein, Energy & Resource Solutions, Inc. Brian McCowan, Energy & Resource Solutions, Inc. Tom Coughlin, National Grid Reflector CFLs: Friend or Foe? (294) Jeff McCullough, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Panel Number: 7 Panel Title: Human and Social Dimensions of Energy Use: Trends & Their Implications Session Title: Reframing the Problem	Consumption Versus Efficiency: Have We Designed the Right Policies and Programmes? (192) Benoit Lebot, European Commission Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission Engineering Approach and Social Aspects of Energy Use: Mind the Gap, But Can It Be Closed? (590) Jaap Jelsma, University of Twente Them or Us? The Role of Consumber Lifestyles in U.S. Energy Use and CO2 Emissions (259) Shui Bin, National Center for Atmospheric Research Hadi Powlatabadi, University of British Columbia, Canada
Panel Number: 8 Panel Title: Energy & Environmental Policy: Changing the Climate for Energy Efficiency Session Title: Buildings and Technology Efficiency and Impacts	Consumer Price Impacts of Efficiency Standards (582) Larry Dale, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Dev Millstein, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Transforming the Market for Sustainable Design Effective Public Policies and Strategies (392) Nancy Carlisle, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Joan Glickman, U.S. Department of Energy Matthew Brown, NYSERDA Michael Foster, City of San Jose, CA Alison Kinn Bennett, U.S. EPA Ken Sandler, U.S. EPA Growing the Commissioning Industry in California: A Collaborative Effort (376) Grant Duhon, Pacific Gas & Electric Amanda Potter, PECI Phil Welker, PECI
Panel Number: 9 Panel Title: Efficient Buildings in Efficient Communities Session Title: High Performance Buildings & Communities	Integrated Design with a Focus on Energy (453) Bart Poel, EBM-Consult Verity Ducos, CEA Communicty Efficiency is More than Energy Efficiency: But Will Consumers Accept It? (599) John Holtzclaw, Sierra Club
Panel Number: 12/13 Panel Title: Thinking Outside the Box: And Now for Something Completely Different... Session Title: Beyond the Price Signal