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ACEEE'S GRAPEVINE ONLINE
January 17, 2006
A ROUNDUP OF ACEEE PUBLICATIONS & CONFERENCES, PLUS OTHER NEWSWORTHY ENERGY EFFICIENCY ITEMSNew Publications We recently published several new research reports; some are hot off the "presses." All reports are accessible as free .pdf downloads from our Web site: Reducing Oil Use Through Energy Efficiency: Opportunities Beyond Cars and Light Trucks by R. Neal Elliott, Therese Langer, and Steven Nadel (report E061) Impacts of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy On Natural Gas Markets in the Pacific West by William Prindle, R. Neal Elliott, and Anna Monis Shipley (report E062) ACEEE's 3rd National Scorecard on Utility and Public Benefits Energy Efficiency Programs: A National Review and Update of State-Level Activity by Dan York and Martin Kushler (report U054) Vehicle Efficiency Incentives: An Update on Feebates for States by Therese Langer (report T051)
What's New? ACEEE Conferences
Presentations have been posted from these recent ACEEE conferences:
ACEEE's 3rd National Conference
on "Energy Efficiency as a Resource" ACEEE's Forum on Energy
Efficiency in Agriculture Watch ACEEE's Web site for continuing updates on our 2006 conferences:
10th Annual National
Symposium on Market Transformation International
Seminar on Energy Efficiency 2006 Summer Study on Energy
Efficiency in Buildings Emerging Technologies in Energy
Efficiency Summit 2006 Other ACEEE News
ACEEE's 25th Anniversary Celebration
Dinner See photos of some of our many friends from the energy efficiency
community who joined in our celebration and honored Art Rosenfeld!
The photos are compliments of Terrence
Moore, Tucson, Arizona
News from Other Organizations
NESEA (Northeast Sustainable
Energy Association)
Self Generation Incentive Program EM&V RFI: Request for Information – Interested Parties
The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) provides incentives to customers who install certain types of distributed generation facilities to meet all or a portion of their energy needs. To date, the SGIP has allocated over $500 million to qualifying distributed generation projects. Evaluation, measurement and verification (EM&V) activities have been completed to monitor system impacts and evaluate the overall program efficiency.
On behalf of the SGIP Working Group, PG&E is issuing a request for information (RFI) to develop a list of qualified vendors to bid on conducting future EM&V activities.
The SGIP EM&V RFI will open on or about January 3, 2006 and will
appear on the company's
web site. Responses are due by 8:00 AM (PDT) on Wednesday, January
18, 2006. All correspondence or contact with PG&E regarding this
RFI should be submitted in writing to wxt8@pge.com.
Parties may review the existing body of analytical work at the
following website: http://www.sdreo.org/ContentPage.asp?ContentID=279&SectionID=276&SectionTarget=35
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