project managers ensured that work important to the community was done. This is why the church was worked on that’s had huge benefits for the community and they’re proud of it. – What could have been better about the WVR: More sensitivity to cultural/social nuances within Nightmute. were asked to work faster than they were comfortable with, and project managers were unaware of how grievances between parties would play out in the implementation of work on houses. More involvement of residential participants in the work done to their own homes. Maybe in future efforts RurAL CAP could be a project partner to do Energy Wise hand-in-hand with home Wx for better homeowner education. Quantitative findings Though we came back to Anchorage with a stack of fuel invoices from the city we were unable to discern anything meaningful from those records due to inconsistencies and insufficient data. AVEC records from the nine surveyed homes and community buildings did not include sufficient information to make conclusions. Data was not supplied for time before retrofits. Without a baseline we are unable to determine changes to energy use due to measures implemented during the WVR. Appendix A: Nightmute Village Retrofit Project - Follow-up Site Visit Commercial / Community Building Inspection Report 11-26-14 By Geoff Butler, Energy Efficiency Services After meeting with Nightmute leaders and residents at the Nightmute Community Hall, Geoff Butler and Scott Waterman spent the afternoon doing brief walk-through inspections of the various commercial /
project managers ensured that work important to the community was done. This is why the church was worked on – that’s had huge benefits for the community and they’re proud of it. What could have been better about the WVR: More sensitivity to cultural/social nuances within Nightmute. were asked to work faster than they were comfortable with, and project managers were unaware of how grievances between parties would play out in the implementation of work on houses. More involvement of residential participants in the work done to their own homes. Maybe in future efforts RurAL CAP could be a project partner to do Energy Wise hand-in-hand with home Wx for better homeowner education. Quantitative findings Though we came back to Anchorage with a stack of fuel invoices from the city we were unable to discern anything meaningful from those records due to inconsistencies and insufficient data. AVEC records from the nine surveyed homes and community buildings did not include sufficient information to make conclusions. Data was not supplied for time before retrofits. Without a baseline we are unable to determine changes to energy use due to measures implemented during the WVR. Appendix A: Nightmute Village Retrofit Project - Follow-up Site Visit Commercial / Community Building Inspection Report 11-26-14 By Geoff Butler, Energy Efficiency Services After meeting with Nightmute leaders and residents at the Nightmute Community Hall, Geoff Butler and Scott Waterman spent the afternoon doing brief walk-through inspections of the various commercial /