2008 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings

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Informal Sessions Sign-Up Sheet

Afternoons at the Summer Study are set aside for Informal Sessions. The purpose of these sessions is to allow further discussion of the morning presentations and other topics of importance to participants. Any registered Summer Study participant who wants to hold an Informal Session can, subject to available space. Informal Sessions are for informal presentations ONLY and audio/visual equipment may not be available. This time is not allowed for private/invite-only meetings. Presentations should be conducted in the form of open discussions and not as forums to advertise a particular product or company. By posting a meeting here, you agree to conduct an Informal Session, open to all attendees.

Informal Sessions will be posted daily in the Summer Study's onsite newsletter The Grapevine and room assignments will be given onsite.

To post an Informal Session, email the following information to Lori Nachman:

• Session Day and Time
• Session Title
• One Paragraph Description of Session
• Contact Person, Affiliation, and Email Address

Monday, August 18 - Informal Sessions

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Public Housing Benchmarking Project Richard D. Santangelo, HUD, Office of Public and Indian Housing Latest Developments on White Tags around the World, including developing an harmonised saving evaluation method Paolo Bertoldi, European Commission Improving HUD-Code Manufactured Housing Codes and Standards Michael Lubliner, Washington State University Energy Program Envisioning Energy Efficiency Harvey Sachs, ACEEE

Moving beyond 1% Annual Savings: What Leading Utilities and States Are Doing to Maximize the Energy Savings from Ratepayer-Funded Efficiency Programs Howard Geller, Southwest Energy Efficiency Project Marty Kushler, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Effective Integration of Energy Efficiency, Everyday Load Management and Demand Response Charlie Middleton, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Roger Levy, Demand Response Research Center 4E: International Cooperation and Coordination on Efficient Electrical End-Use Equipment Hans-Paul Siderius, SenterNovem International Best Practices in Administering & Enforcing Building Energy Codes: A New Community of Practice? Adam Hinge, Sustainable Energy Partnership

Tuesday, August 19 - Informal Sessions

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Residential Plug Loads and Behavior: What’s New, What’s Next? Ryan Kerr, Consol Methods of Achieving Widespread Adoption of Energy Efficiency Kendra Tupper, Rocky Mountain Institute Clothes Dryers and TopTen: New Savings from Emerging Technologies Chris Calwell, Ecos Consulting ENERGY STAR for Solid State Lighting Jeff McCullough, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory RESNET International Initiatives Advisory Group Meeting Steve Baden, RESNET What Role Should Utilities Play in the Coming Smart Energy World? Harvey Michaels, Michaels Energy Strategy and Analysis Alternative Mechanisms for  Setting Energy Savings Goals Mike Messenger, Itron Consulting Methods of Achieving Widespread Adoption of Energy Efficiency Kendra Tupper, Rocky Mountain Institute

Thursday, August 21 - Informal Sessions

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

L PrizeTM - A New Competition for LED Replacement Lamps Kelly Gordon, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Improving communication and benchmarking of building energy and carbon performance Bill Bordass, The Usable Buildings Trust, UK Europe struggles with smart metering Henk van Elburg, SenterNovem The Netherlands Innovative Energy/Climate Programs for the District of Columbia Robin Snyder, District of Columbia Department of the Environment Going Deeper Still: A Program Design Charrette for 2015 Bill Prindle, ICF International

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