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Volume 7: Resource Planning Methodologies

Panel 7 Overview 7.xi
Elizabeth Hicks and Jean Shaffer

The Purpose, Practice, and Profession of DSM Evaluation: Current Trends,
Future Challenges 7.1
Martin Kushler, Michigan Public Service Commission
Ken Keating, Bonneville Power Authority
Jeff Schlegel, Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation
Edward Vine, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

A Status Report on the National Weatherization Evaluation 7.27
Marilyn A. Brown, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Darrell A. Beschen, U.S. Department of Energy

How Should We Treat Factors Contributing to Uncertainty in Measurement and
Evaluation of DSM? 7.31
Susan M. Buller and William C. Miller, Pacific Gas and Electric Company

Persistence of Energy Savings in a Commercial Conservation Program 7.37
Brian Coates, Seattle City Light

Measured Energy Savings and Economics of Low-Income Weatherization Progress 7.45
Samuel D. Cohen, Barakat and Chamberlin, Inc.
Charles A. Goldman, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

MEETS(c) Customer Tracking System; Basis for Monitoring and Evaluation 7.57
Jean M. Fulchino, Mass-Save Inc.

Customer Acceptance and Use of Compact Fluorescents: Results from a
Comprehensive Evaluation of PG&E's Program 7.61
Andrew Goett, Barakat and Chamberlin, Inc.
Kent Van Liere, HBRS, Inc.
Dan Quigley, Pacific Gas and Electric Company

DSM Evaluation at Niagara Mohawk: An Integrated Approach 7.71
William J. Golemboski, Nancy L. Hughes and Michael J. Kelleher, Niagara
Mohawk Power Corporation

Database of Evaluation Findings and Research Results 7.75
Pamela A. Greene, RCG/Hagler, Bailly, Inc.
Daniel M. Violette, XENERGY, Inc.
Shel Feldman, Wisconsin Center for Demand-Side Research
Philip Hanser, Electric Power Research Institute

An Evaluation of Boston Edison's WattBusters Program 7.77
Jerry Greer and Kathleen Kelly, Boston Edison Company
Susan Piotroski, Decision Research

Documenting Energy Savings Enhancements from Energy Education Components
of a Low-Income Weatherization Program 7.87
Merrilee S. Harrigan, Alliance To Save Energy
Judith M. Gregory, Applied Energy Research Group

Building Site Visits, a Look at Measure Retention as an Element of Program
Evaluation 7.101
Curtis R. Hickman and Pamela Brandis, Bonneville Power Administration

Comparing Engineering Estimates to Measured Savings: One Utility's Experience 7.109
David I. Jacobson, Meredith B. Miller, Christopher A. Granda and
Dorothy A. Conant, New England Power Service Company
Roger L. Wright, Analytics, Inc.
Dennis R. Landsberg, The Fleming Group

Effect of Weatherization Programs on Low-Income Customer Arrearages 7.121
M. Sami Khawaja and Douglas W. Ballou, Pacific Power and Light Company
Karen E. Schoch-McDaniel, Micronetics

Evaluation Design for a Community-Based Approach to Conservation in
Espanola, Ontario 7.129
Alison M. Knight, Ontario Hydro

Now That We've Got Their Attention: Guidelines for Producing Useful and
Used Evaluations 7.133
Marjorie R. McRae, Barakat and Chamberlin, Inc.
Thom Henneberger and Phil Hanser, Electric Power Research Institute

Development of Measured Savings for a Small Commercial/Industrial
Lighting Program 7.143
Meredith B. Miller, William R. Blake, Sarah G. Dagher, and Jeremy M.
Schutte, New England Power Service Company
Roger L. Wright, RLW Analytics, Inc.

Billing Analysis of HVAC Customized Rebates in the Nonresidential Sector 7.155
Ronald J. Moe, Synergic Resources Corporation
Susan M. Buller and William C. Miller, Pacific Gas and Electric Company

Revisiting Multifamily Retrofit Electricity Savings 7.165
Debra L. Okumo, Seattle City Light

Behavioral Models of Free Riders in DSM Programs 7.175
Michael T. Ozog, RCG/Hagler, Bailly
Donald M. Waldman, University of Colorado

A Peek Behind the Mask: An Approach to Revealing Hidden ECM Behavior in
Commercial Buildings 7.181
Jim Perich-Anderson and Joseph A. Taffe, Tacoma Public Utilities

In-Home Metering of New Refrigerators 7.191
Dan Quigley and William Miller, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
John Proctor, Proctor Engineering
Andy Goett, Barakat and Chamberlin, Inc.

Comprehensive Residential Lighting Retrofits: A Case Study 7.193
Donna M. Robinson, Free Lighting Corporation

Coming to Terms with DSM 7.203
Carol A. Sabo, Barakat and Chamberlin, Inc.
Eric Hirst, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Rethinking the Role of Process Evaluation in Demand-Side Management (DSM)
Resource Acquisition: An Assessment of Current Practice and Strategies for
the Future 7.207
Vincent Schueler and Maureen A. Quaid, Washington State Energy Office

Door-to-Door Compact Fluorescent Installations: The LADWP Pilot Program 7.215
Mark S. Shirilau, Aloha Systems, Incorporated
Victor E. Espinosa, Jr., and George A. Kast, Los Angeles Department of
Water and Power

Evaluation of Boston Edison's Small Commercial and Industrial Retrofit Program 7.221
Mary Lynn Spada, Boston Edison Company
Jane S. Peters and Andrew G. Goett, Barakat and Chamberlin, Inc.

Impact Measurements for a Low-Flow Showerhead Program 7.231
David H. Sumi, HBRS, Inc.
William C. Miller, Pacific Gas and Electric Company
John Proctor, Proctor Engineering Group

Quantifying Free-Ridership in Four Different Customer Segments 7.243
Betty M. Tolkin, New England Power Service Company
Pamela R. Rathbun, HBRS, Inc.

Central Air Conditioners: An Analysis of the Relationship Between Cost
and Efficiency 7.251
Bruce N. True, California Energy Commission

DEEP: Database on Energy Efficiency Programs 7.253
Edward L. Vine, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
David R. Wolcott, New York State Energy Research and Development
Authority

Persistence of Energy Savings: What Do We Know and How Can It Be Ensured? 7.257
Edward L. Vine, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

The Reliability of Residential Energy Conservation Resources 7.267
Dennis L. White and Marilyn A. Brown, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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