A Collaboration of the region’s utilities working to advance energy efficiency in the Northwest

Eugene Rosolie, Stakeholder Relations

August 20, 2019

October 3, 2019

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Agenda

NEEA Refresh

Program Review

What’s Coming Up?

Feedback and Discussion

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Purpose of the Alliance

Benefit of consumers in the Northwest

Pool Resources &

Share Risks

Transform the market

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The Alliance

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NEEA’s Regional Role

Regional Equity

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How does NEEA transform markets?

Emerging Technologies

Market Development

Regional Studies

Research & Evaluation

Codes &Standards

Program History

1999 2001 2005 2008 2010 20151997

Current Electric PortfolioResidential

Extended Motor

Products

Super-Efficient Dryers

Retail Product Portfolio

Window Attachments

Next Step Homes

Manufactured Homes

Ductless Heat Pumps

Clothes Washer

Heat Pump Water Heaters

Current Electric PortfolioCommercial/Industrial

Extended Motor Products

Window Attachments

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Commercial Code Enhancement

Strategic Energy Management

High Performance HVAC

Top-Tier Trade Ally

Commercial Real Estate

Luminaire Level Lighting Controls

Commercial Lighting Regional Resources

Industrial Technical Training

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Heat PumpWater Heater

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o Promotions

o Contractor Training

o Marketing Support

o Consumer Awareness

o Resource Development

How Does NEEA Help?

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Marketing Campaign

Increase consumer awareness

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Marketing Campaign

Drive traffic to utility websites and leads to

installers

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Next Step Homes

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Utility Programs currently in the Performance Path

Benton REABenton PUD

Central Electric CoopClark PUD

Inland Power (starting Fall 2019)Snohomish PUD

Idaho PowerPacific Power (WA)

Puget Sound Energy (PSE)

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Performance Path Utility ProgramOverview and Launch Guide

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IntroductionGetting Started

Program Planning & DesignProgram Launch

Program ManagementNext Steps

Contents

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Manufactured HomesNEEM+

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Manufacturer & Retailer Activities

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Consumer Activities

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Luminaire Level Lighting Control

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Luminaire Level Lighting Control

An integrated lighting system designed to work

together

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Strong Product Availability

June 2016 Design Lights Consortium launches QPL

• 4 LLLC products

November 2018 update to QPL• 20 LLLC products

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Moving Forward

Supply Chain

Building Awareness

Education

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What’s in the Works

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Clothes Washers

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Timeline

NEEA Initiative Ends

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NEEA adds to Retail Products Portfolio

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2019

RTF updates UES

Laundry Deep Dive

Concept Development

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Savings Potential

Technical Potential: 110 aMW

Estimated Achievable 20-year Potential: 45 aMW

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Smart Thermostat Research Project

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Participating Stakeholders

Bonneville Power AdministrationChelan County PUDClark County PUDSeattle City Light

Snohomish County PUDTacoma Power

Energy Trust of OregonIdaho Power

Northwest Power and Conversation CouncilPuget Sound Energy

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Digital Coupons

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Mail-in goes Digital

Product Selection Customer Eligibility Validation Redemption

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Create “Regional validation tool”

Match eligibility input to specific utility

Leverage existing GIS shape files

NEEA’s Role

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Utility Responsibility

In- Store Training

Instore Signage

Field Implementation

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Data Collected

Customer Info(who)

Digital Coupon(where)

Product Info(what)

The issued digital coupon links customer and product information

FeedbackQuestions?