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Volume 7: Resource Planning MethodologiesA Model of Appliance Efficiency Choice Using Stated and Revealed Preference Data 7.1 Terry J. Atherton, Cambridge Systematics, Inc. Caroline Chen, Southern California Edison Company Rick Ridge, Pacific Consulting Services, Inc. Kenneth Train, University of California, Berkeley Validation of Conditional Demand Estimates: Does it Lead to Model Improvements? 7.13 Stephanie J. Battles, Energy Information Administration Recent Program Evaluations: Implications for Long-Run Planning 7.23 Lester W. Baxter, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Donald K. Schultz, California Public Utilities Commission Analysis of U.S. Commercial Building Energy Use Trends, 1972-1991 7.35 David B. Belzer, Thomas L. Marsh, and Ronald D. Sands, Pacific Northwest Laboratory Hourly Conditional Demand Analysis of Residential Electricity Use 7.45 John C. Blaney and Mark R. Inglis, ICF Resources Incorporated Asa M. Janney III, Applied Statistical Associates Incorporated Estimates of the Achievable Potential for Electricity Efficiency Improvements in U.S. Residences 7.55 Richard Brown, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Impact of DSM on U.S. Electrical Usage, 1990-2000: An Update 7.65 Ahmad Faruqui, Gregory A. Wikler, and Kenneth Seiden, Barakat & Chamberlin, Inc. Paul Meagher, Electric Power Research Institute Misconceptions, Mistakes and Misnomers in DSM Cost Effectiveness Analysis 7.73 Mark Fulmer and Bruce Biewald, Tellus Institute Regulatory and Tax Treatment of Electric Resources 7.85 Stan Hadley and Eric Hirst, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Incorporating DSM Uncertainty and Flexibility into Integrated Resource Planning 7.95 Eric W. Hildebrandt, RCG/Hagler, Bailly, Inc. Robert M. Wirtshafter, University of Pennsylvania The Effect of Efficiency Standards on Water Use and Water Heating Energy Use in the U.S.: A Detailed End-Use Treatment 7.103 Jonathan G. Koomey, Camilla Dunham, and James D. Lutz, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Applying Financial Option Theory to Utility Resource Planning 7.113 Jonathan B. Lowell, New England Electric Energy Efficiency Capital Requirements for Buildings in the United States 7.121 J. Michael MacDonald, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Mutual Exclusivity and Rank Ordering of Interactive DSM Measures 7.131 Mary M. McNally and Gary Cullen, NEOS Corporation Andrea Horwatt, Southern California Edison Company Just How Flexible is DSM as a Resource? 7.141 Harvey Michaels, XENERGY, Inc. Using the Long-Term Industrial Energy Forecasting (LIEF) Model to Assess Core Industrial DSM Potential for Southern California Gas Company 7.147 Robert J. Mowris, Robert Mowris and Associates Marc Ross, University of Michigan Ron Kent, Southern California Gas Company Critical Thinking and Program Evaluation 7.159 David R. Narum and Scott K. Pigg, Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation Valuing Flexible Resources in an Uncertain Future 7.169 Ken W. Nichols, Barakat & Chamberlin, Inc. Miscellaneous Residential Electrical End-Uses: U.S. Historical Growth and Regional Differences 7.179 Daniel P. Nore and Michael R. Roberts, Regional Economic Research, Inc. Measuring New-Construction DSM Program Net Energy Savings: A Type-Casting Approach 7.189 Michael Parti, Cynthia B. Parti, and Georgia Villaflor, Applied Econometrics, Inc. Athena Besa, San Diego Gas and Electric Company Integrated Water, Wastewater, and Energy Conservation: Enhanced Benefits Through Multi-Resource Planning 7.197 Robert Y. Redlinger, Synergic Resources Corporation Steven Van Horssen, Sacramento Municipal Utility District U.S. Electricity Forecast: Results and Decomposition 7.205 Ingrid Rohmund, J. Stuart McMenamin, Frank A. Monforte, and Daniel P. Nore, Regional Economic Research, Inc. A Monte Carlo-Based Comparison of Techniques for Measuring the Energy Impacts of Demand-Side Management Programs 7.213 Dean A. Schiffman, San Diego Gas and Electric Company Technical and Economic Potential--A New Method 7.223 David F. Shipley, Wisconsin Center for Demand-Side Research David B. Iliff, Public Service Commission of Wisconsin Ilze Rukis, Wisconsin Public Service Corporation Calculating the Uncertainty of Building Simulation Estimates 7.233 Franklin D. Stern, Robert E. Ciliano, and William Kallock, RCG/Hagler, Bailly, Inc. Estimation of Net Savings for Rebate Programs: A Three-Option Nested Logit Approach 7.239 Kenneth Train, University of California, Berkeley Susan Buller, Pacific Gas and Electric Company Bruce Mast and Kirtida Parikh, Pacific Consulting Services Eric Paquette, Cambridge Systematics, Inc. Peak Demand Impacts of Residential Air-Conditioning Conservation Measures 7.249 Burke Treidler and Mark Modera, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory Evaluating the Risks and Returns of the Resource Portfolio Using the Investment Theories of Portfolio Planning 7.259 Janet Walrod, The Resource Planning Group
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