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Extending the Benefits of Nonresidential Energy Efficiency to Low-Income Communities

November 13, 2019
Energy Efficiency Research
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This report is the first to explore how energy efficiency program implementers are trying to reach nonresidential community-serving institutions in low- to moderate-income areas. These groups include nonprofits, schools, local government buildings, locally owned businesses, medical facilities, shelters, and community centers. We survey 39 programs that serve these institutions and analyze trends in program design, delivery, stakeholder engagement, and evaluation. We also explore policy considerations for program implementers, regulators, and policymakers.

Research Report

Extending the Benefits of Nonresidential Energy Efficiency to Low-Income Communities

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Low-Income Energy Efficiency Programs Building Policies and Codes

Authors

Ariel Drehobl
Local Policy Manager, Energy Equity
kate tanabe
Kate Tanabe
Research Analyst, Local Policy
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