based on audit measures (including attic and wall; window replacements) results) HVAC equipment (including central AC heat pumps, ductless mini-splits) Water heater replacement CL&P’s HES-IE program includes four components or subprograms (SPs), as outlined in Table 11. UI’s HES-IE program also collaborates with the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) in a manner similar to SP1 for CL&P, but UI does not utilize the same subprogram structure as CL&P. Table 11. Overview of CL&P HES-IE Subprograms HES-IE Component Description SP1: Weatherization Projects/ Utility-leveraged weatherization projects, implemented by agency networks Department of Energy (DOE) that deliver the federally funded WAP. Approved Jobs* SP2: Individual Customer Work Comprehensive audit and delivery of energy-efficiency and weatherization Orders services. Comprehensive audits and delivery of energy-efficiency and weatherization SP3: Multifamily Comprehensive services specific to multifamily buildings, in 75% of residents meet Projects income qualifications. Neighborhoods with anticipated income-eligible customers receive SP4: Neighborhood Canvassing door HES-IE marketing and direct-installation measures, leading to participation in SP2. *Currently administered by the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection, but previously under the jurisdiction of the Connecticut Department of Social Services. Report Organization This report divides into the following sections: explains the impact-evaluation tasks, data sources, and Methodology, analytical approach; Findings, which detail key impact results from evaluation activities for the HES and HES-IE programs, at both program and measure levels as well as results specific to whole-house billing analysis of HES-IE SP1 and SP4; and Appendices, which provide supplemental details regarding the impact evaluation methods.
based on audit results) measures (including attic and wall; window replacements) HVAC equipment (including central AC heat pumps, ductless mini-splits) Water heater replacement CL&P’s HES-IE program includes four components or subprograms (SPs), as outlined in Table 11. UI’s HES-IE program also collaborates with the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) in a manner similar to SP1 for CL&P, but UI does not utilize the same subprogram structure as CL&P. Table 11. Overview of CL&P HES-IE Subprograms HES-IE Component Description SP1: Weatherization Projects/ Department of Energy (DOE) Approved Jobs* Utility-leveraged weatherization projects, implemented by agency networks that deliver the federally funded WAP. SP2: Individual Customer Work Orders Comprehensive audit and delivery of energy-efficiency and weatherization services. SP3: Multifamily Comprehensive Projects Comprehensive audits and delivery of energy-efficiency and weatherization services specific to multifamily buildings, in 75% of residents meet income qualifications. SP4: Neighborhood Canvassing Neighborhoods with anticipated income-eligible customers receive HES-IE marketing and direct-installation measures, leading to participation in SP2. *Currently administered by the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection, but previously under the jurisdiction of the Connecticut Department of Social Services. Report Organization This report divides into the following sections: Methodology, explains the impact-evaluation tasks, data sources, and analytical approach; Findings, which detail key impact results from evaluation activities for the HES and HES-IE programs, at both program and measure levels as well as results specific to whole-house billing analysis of HES-IE SP1 and SP4; and Appendices, which provide supplemental details regarding the impact evaluation methods. door
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