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AGENDA California Measurement Advisory Council (CALMAC)
Thursday, February 17, 2005 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Pacific Energy Center 851 Howard Street San Francisco, CA Call-in Number: 1-888-385-5669, code 242666
Note: There are no formal presentations for this meeting, so no presentation materials are posted on the website.
10:00 Opening: Marian Brown, Chair
10:15 - 11:00 DEER Update and Discussion – Shahana Samiullah Dates for completion of specific near-term DEER updates. Identification of high priority areas for future DEER updates and which ones could most benefit from new data that could be gathered in 2004-5 statewide program evaluations.
11:00 - 12:00 Updating the M&E Protocols - Discussion Helping to get people thinking about M&E Protocol development or updates by talking through, section by section, the study rules in the current Protocols that would need to be revised to reflect the best current thinking. (Bring a copy of the Protocols if you can. The Protocol documents are posted on the CALMAC website under CADMAC, and the first document is the one that has all the study rules.)
12:00 - 12:45 Lunch
12:45 - 1:45 Updating the M&E Protocols -- continued
1:45 - 2:45 2006-8 Research and Analysis in Support of Program Oversight - Discussion An exploratory discussion on what studies may be needed, in order to prime the pump for later input to Energy Division. A list of past overarching studies is attached as a starting point. Some studies may belong in the areas of market assessment and process evaluation
2:45 - 3:00 Planning Topics and Date for the Next Meeting 2002-2005 Overarching Evaluation Studies and Activities
Studies and Activities
Regulatory Framework for Evaluation Master Contract for Energy Division Evaluation Support Protocols and Evaluation Framework Revisions Summary Study of 2004-5 Program Evaluations CALMAC Website Maintenance/Enhancements Evaluation Meetings and Workshops Evaluation Conference Support (IEPEC, ACEEE, other)
Avoided Cost Update Study
Energy Efficiency Potential and Demand Forecasting Projects Residential Saturation Survey Commercial End Use Survey Industrial End Use Survey Residential Energy Efficiency On-Site Survey Market Share Tracking Project Energy Efficiency Potential Updates (R, C, I, New Construction, Emerging Technologies, EULs, NTGs, Avoided Costs, Load Profiles)
Database for EE Resources (DEER) Enhancement and Updating
Market Analysis and Program Design Best Practices Study and Database Updates Study of Retrofit EE Upgrade Opportunities Hard-to-Reach Customer Groups Identification and Analysis Demand Response/EE Program Interaction
New Studies/Expansions to Be Identified During the Period