Energy in Transition
Solving the energy trilemma
Perfect Strangers: Evaluators Working with Implementers
The Problem The implementers of energy efficiency programs and the people who evaluate these programs are frequently at odds. Too often these relationships are fraught with distrust and disappointment. One common reason is that evaluators are ofte ...
How’s Energy Efficiency Working? – The need for faster feedback
If a restaurant had to wait six months or more to find out if their customers enjoyed the food, they would most likely be out of business. Customer and market feedback is critical for business success, no matter what kind of business you run. Unfor ...
AESP Spring Conference
It was great to see old friends and meet new ones last week at the AESP Spring Conference in Philadelphia, PA. The conference agenda focused on Implementation and Evaluation and attracted more than 200 dedicated energy professionals to share ideas, ...
Research Renaissance: How can we leverage data collection standards?
Energy efficiency research and accompanying data collection efforts continue to increase in volume and complexity. However, different data collection formats using different methodologies make it difficult to combine data to produce more comprehensiv ...