Targeting Success

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Nearly 300 utility professional and energy efficiency stakeholders attended the Utility Energy Efficiency Summit in Portland, Ore. on March 17-18, 2010. Summit attendees had the opportunity to participate in discussions, hear speakers and network with other utility professionals to find out how regional energy efficiency stakeholders are ramping up to meet the challenges offered by Sixth Power Plan. Click on the links below to download Summit presentations as Adobe Acrobat PDF files. Please note that some presentations are larger than 1MB. Wednesday, March 17 BPA, Public Power and the Sixth Power Plan (PDF, 1558k) Sixth Power Plan Measures (PDF, 907k) Achieving Industrial Targets (PDF, 389k) Direct Install Models: Optimizing Time in a House (PDF, 579k) Conservation Potential Assessments: Technical and Achievable Energy Efficiency Potential (PDF, 1731k) Emerging Technologies (PDF, 1288k) Energy Codes and Standards: Adoption, Impact and Benefits (PDF, 253k) Thursday, March 18 Technologies and Partnerships in Support of Electric Transportation Mark Duvall, Director, Electric Transportation at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Ron Johnston Rodriguez, Economic Development Director, Port of Chelan County Acquiring Commercial Energy Efficiency (PDF, 384k) Demand Response and Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI): Implementation in the Region (PDF, 1512k) Working with Residential Contractors: Implementing Energy and Cost-Savings Programs (PDF, 1109k) Keynote: Kathleen Hogan, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency in the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) at the U.S. Department of Energy A Market Perspective on Energy Efficiency, Partnering to get the kWh Social Media and Utility Online Community (PDF, 4097k) Agriculture and Energy Efficiency (PDF, 917k)

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