Upstream Lighting Program Data Survey NEEA 2014 N/A Draft Measure Information Template—Lighting in Multifamily and Hotel Corridors CA IOUs 2013 California Utilities Statewide Codes and Standards Team, Draft Measure Information Template-Lighting in Multifamily and Hotel Corridors, 2013 California Building Energy Efficiency Standards, March 2011. Results of Massachusetts Onsite Lighting Inventory MA PAs 2013 NMR Inc. Results of the Massachusetts Onsite Lighting Inventory, 6th July 2013. Massachusetts ENERGY STAR lighting Program: Early impacts of EISA MA 2013 NMR Group, Inc. Massachusetts ENERGY STAR Lighting Program: Early Impacts of EISA, 12th June 2013. Energy Conservation Program: Data Collection and Comparison with Forecasted Unit Sales of Five Lamp Types DOE 2012 United States Department of Energy, Energy Conservation Program: Data Collection and Comparison with Forecasted Unit Sales of Five Lamp Types. Standards & Test Procedures: Fluorescent Lamp Ballasts DOE 2014 United States Department of Energy. (2014). Appliance & Equipment Standards: Fluorescent Lamp Ballast. Retrieved from http://www1.eere.energy.gov/ Residential Building Stock Assessment: Metering Study NEEA 2014 Larson, B., Gilman, L., Davis, R., Logsdon, M., Uslan, J., Hannas, B., Baylon, D., Storm, P., Mugford, V., Kvaltine, N (2014). Residential Building Stock Assessment: Metering Study. Seattle Washington: Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance.
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Sixth Plan includes a detailed analysis of efficiency potential in hundreds of applications. Regionally specific, differentiates by housing five-year analysis period NWPCC Sixth Homes The Council develops a plan, updated every five years, to ensure the region’s power supply is sufficient and acquire cost-effective energy efficiency. The Council’s Sixth Plan includes a detailed analysis of efficiency potential in hundreds of applications. 2014 Nielsen Data Sales data compiled from a variety of major retailers in the Pacific Northwest organized by lamp, base, and bulb style; provides information on wattage, lumens, price, and quantities. Regionally specific, large sample size, and employs complex sampling strategy to ensure most accurate results Provides data only for the Q4 NEEA Shelf Data data for a variety of retailers with information on lamp, bulb and socket style, wattage, lumens, price, and quantity. Regionally specific to retailers Provides data only for Q4; data is shelf data, so it may not accurately portray sales activity Simple Steps Data Provides an overview of incentives utilities completed between the years 2010 and 2014; data includes information on the quantity, incentive payment, and savings for incentives. Good understanding of savings related to incentives per year Some incentives did not span the entire range Upstream Lighting Program Data Survey Simple Steps, other program data and limited data, for LEDs and CFLs covering 2013–2014. Provides data for incentivized versus non-incentivized sales only the years 2013–2014 Measure Information Template—Lighting in Multifamily and Hotel Corridors Provides an overview of a proposed mandatory modification of lighting control/switching requirements in hotel and multifamily building corridors in California. Detailed in of energy benefits, non-energy benefits, and environmental impact Was dated 2011 and does not pertain specifically to the Pacific Northwest Results of Massachusetts Onsite Lighting Inventory Details the findings of a lighting inventory conducted to understand the use, saturation, and purchase of lighting products in Massachusetts in support of the ENERGY STAR lighting program and implications of EISA. Good insight regarding consumer behavior related to lamp usage, purchase, and potential stockpiling Performed only 150 onsite inventories and covers only December 2012–March 2013 Massachusetts ENERGY STAR Lighting Program: Impacts of EISA Summarizes the results of four research efforts to identify current and likely effects of EISA on the residential lighting market in Massachusetts; addresses Provides insight on early impacts of EISA on the lighting market Potentially too early to see impacts of EISA
MA Lighting Market Assessment Onsite Visit and Consumer Survey Results Summarizes onsite lighting inventory study in Massachusetts. Panel visits allowing for tracking of what bulb replaced what; onsite observations can be more reliable than self-reported data; MA panel onsites n=203, with 6% sample error at the 90% confidence level Study is in Massachusetts, which is not in the Pacific Northwest Mobilizing Energy Efficiency in the Manufactured Housing Sector Describes energy savings potential in the manufactured homes market through retrofit measures and new homes. New home savings are calculated as aggregate GWh, not broken out into separate categories; limited in scope for this study’s purposes, as manufactured homes are only a small subset of the residential market Energy Savings Forecast of Solid-State Lighting in General Illumination Applications Provides results from a lighting model that estimates LED adoption and energy savings through 2030 in U.S. residential and commercial buildings. Robust acknowledged as one of the best forecasts for LED adoption in the United States As LEDs are largely near the beginning of the adoption curve, future predictions can be difficult Residential Lighting End-Use Consumption Detailed of residential lighting, split by census region. Large-scale study with data file provided that allows for further analysis beyond the charts and tables provided in the report Data from 2010 is dated for 2015, especially for LEDs Residential Energy Efficient Lighting and Lighting Controls Describes the residential lighting and controls market, with sales forecasts through 2023. Synthesis of information from organizations such as the DOE as well as interviews with numerous industry stakeholders This report is not publicly available, which would make the Momentum Savings documentation more opaque Net-to-Gross Estimates Based on Saturation Differences in Massachusetts and New York Memo Describes the steps taken to develop a 2013 value based on the differences in CFL and LED saturation in Massachusetts and New York. The evaluation team conducted onsite lighting saturation surveys in both states in 2013 and 2015. In 2012, NYSERDA ended its support for standard CFLs and had limited support for specialty CFLs and LEDs through 2014. Onsite data is not dependent on respondent recall Study is in Massachusetts and New York, which are not in the Pacific Northwest; New York discontinued support for standard CFLs in 2012, Massachusetts did not; the sample sizes for New York are relatively small, and there is possible