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Technology Roadmap Portfolio Process Documents March 2013 NATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY APPENDIX A: TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP PORTFOLIO PROCESS DOCUMENTS Enhanced PDF Functionality Functionality of the PDF version of this document has been enhanced in the following ways: . Bookmarks: Enabled PDF reader applications (i.e., Adobe Acrobat) can navigate this document using the Bookmark feature. Embedded Links: The Table of Contents has been linked to the appropriate sections of the document. “Back to Table of Contents”: In the footer of even-numbered pages is an embedded hyperlink back to the Table of Contents. Control + F: As always, one can navigate through the document by searching for specific words or phrases by pressing the “Control” and “F” keys simultaneously. APPENDIX A, NATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP PORTFOLIO, MARCH 2013 ■ Table of Contents Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................................. Appendix A1: Roadmapping Workshop Participation .......................................................................................................................... Appendix A2: Workshop 1 (Drivers, Products & Services, Goals) (Dec. 3-4, 2009) .......................................................................... Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Workshop Minutes ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Focus Question 2 Output ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Focus Question 3 Output ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Appendix A3: Workshop 2 (Technologies and Gaps) (Jan. 20, 2010) ................................................................................................ Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Workshop Minutes ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Workshop 2 Output ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Appendix A4: Workshop 3 (Market Interventions, Programs, and Other Initiatives) (Jan. 21, 2010) ............................................. Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Workshop Minutes ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Workshop 3 Output ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Appendix A5: Workshop 4 (Prioritization) (Feb. 5, 2010) .................................................................................................................... Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Product/Service Area & Criteria Scoring Sheet ........................................................................................................................................................................................... R&D Program Gap Scoring Sheet ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Market Interventions/Programs/Other Initiative Scoring Sheet ................................................................................................................................................................ Workshop 4 Output (Top 15 Products/Services Needing Wider Adoption) ................................................................................................................ Appendix A6: Industrial Food Processing Workshop (Aug. 18, 2011) ............................................................................................... Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Workshop Minutes ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Roadmapping Workshop Transcriptions ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... Appendix A7: Combined Heat and Power Workshop (Dec. 15, 2011) ............................................................................................... Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Workshop Minutes ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Roadmapping Workshop Transcriptions ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... ■ APPENDIX A, NATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGY ROADMAP PORTFOLIO, MARCH 2013 Appendix A8: Drivers & Capability Gaps Workshop (Aug. 8, 2012) ................................................................................................... Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Roadmapping Workshop Transcriptions ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... Workshop Minutes ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Appendix A9: National Energy Efficiency Technology Roadmapping Summit (Sep. 24-27, 2012) .................................................. Agenda ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Presentation Schedule .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Roadmapping Workshop Introductory Slides .............................................................................................................................................................................................. [Summit presentation videos and materials can be found at http://online.etm.pdx.edu/bpa_summit/home.html] Appendix A10: Sensors, Meters, and Energy Management Systems Workshop (Sep. 24, 2012) ................................................... Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Workshop Minutes ....................................................................................................................................................................................... Appendix A11: Lighting
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