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This study was intended to: 1) describe the state of the residential HVAC energy efficiency programs, 2) explain HVAC market trends and dynamics related to efficiency, and 3) quantify the opportunity to address the challenges efficiency programs face by working in partnership with HVAC distributors.
The findings of this study establish that leading distributors are already playing valuable roles that can improve the outcomes of residential HVAC energy efficiency programs. This report describes those roles in detail and provides examples for other distributors and efficiency programs to follow. The research also identified a series of specific recommendations for efficiency programs and distributors.
The findings of this study establish that leading distributors are already playing valuable roles that can improve the outcomes of residential HVAC energy efficiency programs. This report describes those roles in detail and provides examples for other distributors and efficiency programs to follow. The research also identified a series of specific recommendations for efficiency programs and distributors.
Content:-
Acknowledgements
Executive Summary
Background
Key Findings
Research Objectives
Research Methods
Task 1: Energy Efficiency Program Research
1. Secondary Research
2. Interviews
Task 2: Distributor Research
1. Secondary Research
2. Web-based Survey
3. HARDI Conference Survey
4. Interviews
Task 3: Technical Research
1. Secondary Research
2. Research Findings
Task 1: Energy Efficiency Program Research
1. Introduction
2. Background on Energy Efficiency Programs
3. Findings from Interviews with Efficiency Program Managers
Task 2: Distributor Research
1. Introduction
2. Background on Distributors (From Web-based Survey)
3. Findings from HARDI Conference Survey
4. Findings from Interviews with HVAC Distributors
Task 3: Technical Research
1. Introduction
2. Potential Efficiency Improvements – Equipment
Executive Summary
Background
Key Findings
Research Objectives
Research Methods
Task 1: Energy Efficiency Program Research
1. Secondary Research
2. Interviews
Task 2: Distributor Research
1. Secondary Research
2. Web-based Survey
3. HARDI Conference Survey
4. Interviews
Task 3: Technical Research
1. Secondary Research
2. Research Findings
Task 1: Energy Efficiency Program Research
1. Introduction
2. Background on Energy Efficiency Programs
3. Findings from Interviews with Efficiency Program Managers
Task 2: Distributor Research
1. Introduction
2. Background on Distributors (From Web-based Survey)
3. Findings from HARDI Conference Survey
4. Findings from Interviews with HVAC Distributors
Task 3: Technical Research
1. Introduction
2. Potential Efficiency Improvements – Equipment
3. Potential Efficiency Improvements – System
4. Likely Efficiency Program Action on these Opportunities
5. Pending Codes and Standards that Could Impact Residential HVAC Programs
6. Potential Changes to ENERGY STAR Specifications
7. Technologies Likely to Meet Cost-Effectiveness Criteria
8. Future Value of Energy Saved through Efficiency Programs
4. Likely Efficiency Program Action on these Opportunities
5. Pending Codes and Standards that Could Impact Residential HVAC Programs
6. Potential Changes to ENERGY STAR Specifications
7. Technologies Likely to Meet Cost-Effectiveness Criteria
8. Future Value of Energy Saved through Efficiency Programs
Recommendations
Recommendations for Efficiency Programs
Recommendations for HVAC Distributors
Conclusion
Selected References
Appendix A: Distributor and Energy Efficiency Program Interview Questions
Appendix B: Report on Web-Based Survey of Distributors
Appendix C: Questions Included in HARDI Conference Survey
Appendix D: Overview of Residential HVAC Efficiency Programs
Selected References
Appendix A: Distributor and Energy Efficiency Program Interview Questions
Appendix B: Report on Web-Based Survey of Distributors
Appendix C: Questions Included in HARDI Conference Survey
Appendix D: Overview of Residential HVAC Efficiency Programs
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