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Ask the Experts
Two Upcoming Lighting Program Webinars:
Commercial on Tuesday, April 15, 2008 2:00–3:30PM Eastern
Residential on Friday, April 18, 2008, 1:00–2:30PM Eastern
These events are part
of the Ask the Experts series of free workshops
presented in webinar format to
help new or prospective efficiency program administrators tackle energy
efficiency program issues in depth. Hear from top program
administrators about how they approached designing lighting
programs, what worked, and what lessons they learned. The format is
both informative and interactive so be sure to bring your questions.
A Framework for
Developing and Implementing a Successful Commercial Lighting Program
April 15, 2–3:30
Eastern
Facilitated by
Kate Baldacci, CEE Commercial Program Manager
What's It About?
What should you consider in starting your own commercial
lighting program? This Webinar covers fundamentals such as defining
your market and the savings opportunities, program planning and design,
prescriptive program approaches, and results.
Hear lessons learned
from program administrators who've been there and learn the ins and
outs of efficient commercial lighting. How were commercial customers signed
up? What are the results and how were they measured?
Who Should Attend?
Commercial program
planners, designers, and implementers with 0-3 years of experience will
gain understanding of key considerations for commercial program
development.
Session Agenda
During the first
half of this webinar, the experts will give a brief overview of their
lighting programs and experience, including key assumptions,
objectives, and evaluation techniques during the early stages of their
programs. The second half of the webinar is dedicated to a questions
and answer period and facilitated discussion.
Experts
Joe Vaccher,
Energy Management Specialist for Eugene Water & Elecric Board
Joe's technical and engineering expertise provides a perspective into
savings opportunities. He's from a West coast muni.
Tom Coughlin, Program Manager, National Grid USA
Tom brings his perspective as a CEE committee co-chair and long time
East coast IOU program administrator.
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CFL Basics: Three
Program Types
April 18, 1–2:30
Eastern
Facilitated by
Rebecca Foster, CEE Residential Senior Program Manager
What's It About?
What are the fundamentals of a residential CFL program? This
webinar covers three basic program types: 1) incentive programs with
big box and hardware stores, 2) educational programs, and 3) school
fundraisers.
CFLs are an obvious first choice for a program, but why reinvent the
wheel? Hear ways to avoid pitfalls from the start and achieve your
goals.
And watch this space!
CEE is planning future Ask the Experts webinars on residential
lighting. Topics under development include how to promote ENERGY
STAR® fixtures and leverage the Change A Light campaign.
Who Should Attend?
Residential lighting
offers large savings opportunities and is a great place to start
achieving energy savings. This webinar is targeted at managers who are
new to efficiency programs altogether and those who have familiarity
with some, but not all, of these program types.
Session Agenda
CEE will briefly introduce the area of residential
lighting, then the experts will tell their own program stories. Each
expert will provide an overview of his or her program type, benefits
and costs, and lessons learned. The second half of the webinar is
devoted to hearing your particular situation and ideas and answering
your questions.
Experts
Sue Fisher,
PG&E
Sue's strong background in residential appliance and lighting programs
at a large California IOU are a key asset of this webinar.
Michael Russom,
Efficiency Vermont
Michael, Retail Market Manager at Efficiency Vermont, brings years of
experience promoting residential energy efficiency to the subject of
CFLs.
Sara Van de Grift,
Wisconsin Focus on Energy Program
Sara brings her experience building partnerships to deliver efficiency
across a state-wide service territory to this webinar.
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Register
Registration for this event is now closed. For more information,
please contact Ed Wisniewski at ewisniewski@cee1.org. |
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