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Process Evaluation of Upstream Lighting and Market Transformation Programs and Residential/Non-Residential Needs Characterization Southern California Edison 2013
Consumer Electronics (Televisions Market Progress Evaluation Report #2 and #3 and Quantitative Assessment of Market Progress) Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance 2013
Energy Efficiency Monitoring and Evaluation Services of MidAmerican Energy's Residential, Nonresidential, and Multi-Sector Portfolio MidAmerican Energy/Tetra Tech 2012
Process Evaluation of LivingWise School Program Sempra Energy/ECONorthwest 2008
Process Evaluation of Crosscutting Upstream Residential Lighting Program Sempra Energy/ECONorthwest 2008

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Project: Process Evaluation of Upstream Lighting and Market Transformation Programs and Residential/Non-Residential Needs Characterization

Southern California Edison

In 2011-2013, Research Into Action is part of a team, led by Evergreen Economics, that is conducting a combined process evaluation of Pacific Gas & Electric's and Southern California Edison's upstream lighting and market transformation programs and a nonresidential needs characterization. We are leading the process evaluation (including interviewing program managers and nonresidential trade allies) and participating in nonresidential customer research. The project is particularly timely because the California lighting programs are in a state of major transition from large-scale resource acquisition of cost-effective energy savings to market transformation programs focused on new technologies. This project is providing insights to help California meet its aggressive energy efficiency strategic plan for lighting: a 60 to 80 percent reduction in lighting energy consumption through delivery of advanced lighting to all buildings.