As utilities try to figure out how to get more savings from the residential sector, many are turning their attention to whole-house retrofit programs. Several utilities and efficiency organizations are using the Home Performance with Energy Star model, while others have implemented programs of their own. Is offering a comprehensive retrofit program a realistic option for the average consumer? What level of savings can you expect to achieve and can it be done cost-effectively? We’ll look at some strategies that can reduce barriers to participation and improve program cost-effectiveness.
Tearing Down the Barriers: Savings and Costs of a Whole-House Program
Forum 2010 Presentation
Published: September 22, 2010 | Updated: September 22, 2010
Publication type: Forum, Slides | Author: Michael Volker
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