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Page 1: Raising the Bar to Capture More Energy Savings

Raising the Bar to Capture More Energy Savings

Marc HoffmanExecutive Director

Consortium for Energy Efficiency

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Defining the highly efficient

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Classic Demand Pull of Programs

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Efficiency programs have invested millions to build the

ENERGY STAR brand

Northeast• NYSERDA: $61.6 million• Massachusetts electric utilities: $ 3.7 million• Connecticut electric utilities: $ 1.1 million

Pacific Northwest• NW Alliance (excluding rebates): $ 3.8 million

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Increasing Brand AwarenessRecognition of the ENERGY STAR Label by Publicity Category, 2000-2004

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Dividends of increased salesMassachusetts Market Share of ENERGY STAR Appliances,

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New York’s Energy$mart Program ENERGY STAR 2003 Results

ENERGY STAR ProgramsElectricityOn-Peak Demand

Natural Gas, Oil,

(1000s of MWh/yr) (MW)

(1000s MMBtu/yr)

Products 138 10.6 -Bulk Purchase 28 6 23Homes 1 0.3 85Home Performance 2 1 159Keep Cool 17 25 -

Total 186 42.9 228.9

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SUCCESS !

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A victim of our own success?

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How Do We Raise the Bar?

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Raising the Bar Increases Savings

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Level[per 2002

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2002 2004 2007

MEF WF MEF WF MEF WF

Tier 1 1.26 11.0

Tier 2 1.42 9.5 1.42 9.5

Tier 3 1.6 8.5 1.6 8.5

Tier 4A 1.8 7.5 1.8 7.5 1.8? 7.5?Tier 4B 1.8 5.5 1.8 5.5 2.0 6.0

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Washers: CEE Tiers Raise the Bar What will 2007 bring?

ENERGY STAR levels Current Proposal MEF: 1.72 WF: 8.0

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Raising Bar - Clothes Washers

Minimum Standard

ENERGY STAR Tier 1 &

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US Pacific Northwest Plan projects important role for clothes washers

Clothes Washers - 140 aMW

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Dishwashers - 10 aMW6%

Refrigerators - 5 aMW3%

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Let’s keep raising the bar

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