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Volume 6: PolicyPanel 6 Overview 6.xi Paul I. Berkowitz and Paul Komor Commercial Building Energy Code Compliance in Washington and Oregon 6.1 David Baylon, Ecotope, Inc. Status of State and Local Adoption of Energy Standards for New Commercial Buildings 6.11 Jean J. Boulin, U.S. Department of Energy David R. Conover, Pacific Northwest Laboratory Development of a Thermal Standard for Manufactured Homes 6.15 Craig C. Conner, Pacific Northwest Laboratory William E. Freeborne, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Commercial Building Energy Standards Implementation: Myth vs Reality 6.27 David R. Conover, Ron E. Jarnagin and Diana Shankle, Pacific Northwest Laboratory A Survey of State Lighting Codes 6.35 Robert G. Davis and Steven M. Meyers, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute The Design and Implementation of Energy Efficiency Building Codes in Developing Countries: The Case of Jamaica 6.39 Joseph J. Deringer, The Deringer Group Joseph W. Gilling, The World Bank Lessons Learned from Four Years of Operating a Home Energy Rating System and Energy-Efficient Mortgage Program 6.53 Richard Faesy, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation/Energy Rated Homes of Vermont Stalled on the Road to the Market: Analysis of Field Experience with a Project to Promote Lighting Efficiency in India 6.57 Ashok J. Gadgil, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory M. Anjali Sastry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Consensus National Efficiency Standards for Lamps, Motors, Showerheads and Faucets, and Commercial HVAC Equipment 6.71 Howard S. Geller and Steven M. Nadel, American Council for an Energy- Efficient Economy Savings Verification in Utility Bidding: The Washington State Energy Office Case Study 6.83 Mark Hamilton, Barakat and Chamberlin, Inc. Steve Harding, Stephen Harding Consulting Creating Institutions for Energy Efficiency R&D: New Roles for States and Utilities 6.91 Jeffrey P. Harris and Arthur H. Rosenfeld, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Carl Blumstein, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy John P. Millhone, U.S. Department of Energy Worldwide Status of Energy Standards for Buildings 6.103 Kathryn B. Janda and John F. Busch, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory EPA Energy Star Computers: The Next Generation of Office Equipment 6.107 Brian J. Johnson and Catherine R. Zoi, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Changing the Efficiency in New Buildings: California's Perspective 6.115 Jeffery A. Johnson, ADM Associates, Inc. How Large Is the Cost-Effective Energy Savings Potential in U.S. Buildings? 6.125 Paul Komor and Andrew Moyad, United States Congress The Green Lights Program: Progress to Date and Lessons Learned 6.135 Robert M. Kwartin, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Achieving Energy Efficiency in Manufactured Housing Through Direct Resource Acquisition 6.147 Louis Y. Lee and Ruth B. Bennett, Bonneville Power Administration Efficiency Standards for Household Appliances in the Nordic Countries and in EC 6.155 Jesper Lorentzen and Vibeke Oestergaard, Danish Energy Agency The National Collaborative on Home Energy Rating Systems and Energy-Efficient Mortgages 6.167 John P. Millhone and Mary-Margaret Jenior, U.S. Department of Energy Barbara C. Farhar, National Renewable Energy Laboratory Energy Surveys for Buildings: Problems and Perspectives 6.177 Peter Nielsen, Danish Energy Agency Market Transformation by Technology Procurement and Demonstration 6.179 Hans Nilsson, NUTEK, Sweden Highlights of Recent Projects of the Urban Consortium Energy Task Force 6.189 Rita Norton, City of San Jose Mike Lindberg, City of Portland A Walk on the Demand Side: Thailand Launches Its Energy Efficiency Initiatives 6.193 Peter du Pont, International Institute for Energy Conservation Koomchoak Biyaem, Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand Window Performance Rating, Building Codes, and Utility Programs 6.205 M. Susan Reilly, Enermodal Engineering, Inc. Stephen C. Carpenter, Enermodal Engineering Limited Setting Goals for Improving Energy Efficiency in Federal Facilities 6.211 Robin Roy, Congress of the United States The Critical Role of State Housing Finance Agencies in Promoting Energy Efficiency in Buildings 6.221 Beth Sachs, Vermont Energy Investment Corporation Allan S. Hunt, Vermont Housing Finance Agency Increasing Energy Efficiency Through Improved Enforcement of Building Energy Codes 6.229 Diana L. Shankle, Ann M. Lesperance and Richard A. Fowler, Pacific Northwest Laboratory Residential Energy Standards--A Crowded Market 6.233 Z. Todd Taylor, Craig C. Conner and David R. Conover, Pacific Northwest Laboratory Merle McBride, Owens-Corning Fiberglas Maximizing Energy Efficiency Investments Through Communication Campaigns: How to Make Reddyreg. Kilowatt the Moral Equivalent of Smokey the Bear 6.241 Richard S. Tempchin, Edison Electric Institute William J. LeBlanc, Barakat and Chamberlin A Computer Bulletin Board Service for Energy Professionals 6.249 Linda White, Washington State Energy Office Janet Ross Klippstein, Bonneville Power Administration
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