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Building Site Visits, A Look at Measure Retention as an Element of Program Evaluation
August 1, 1992

Proceedings Paper

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Panel 7, Paper 13
Authors:

Curtis Hickman, Pamela Brandis, Bonneville Power Administration
Description:

In the last five years, the Bonneville Power Administration (Bonneville) has focused on the commercial sector as a rich resource for energy conservation. The Commercial Incentives Pilot Program (CIPP) in operation since 1986, is designed to harvest some of those resources by promoting the installation of Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) in commercial buildings.

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