Evaluation of Residential Behavior-Based Programs

Date Published	09/2016
Publication Type	Presentation

Authors	Steven R Schiller C Anna Spurlock Annika Todd-Blick Bill Saxonis
Abstract	Residential behavior-based (BB) programs use strategies grounded in the behavioral and social sciences to influence household energy use. These programs have unique evaluation challenges and usually require different evaluation methods than those currently employed for most other types of efficiency programs. This webinar is currently planned to provide an introduction to documenting the energy savings associated with BB programs and examples of how different jurisdictions are addressing BB program evaluation.
Notes	Topics Included in this webinar, presented on September 21, 2016: The Basics C. Anna Spurlock, Senior Scientific Engineering Associate, Berkeley Lab, and Annika Todd, Principal Scientific Engineering Associate, Berkeley Lab Description of BB programs Basics and options for evaluating BB programs BB program resources Example processes and results from BB program evaluations Lessons learned from a regulators point of view when evaluating BB programs Bill Saxonis, Utility Supervisor/Evaluation, New York Department of Public Service
Secondary Title	Energy Efficiency EM&V Webinar Series
Year of Publication	2016
URL	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0zfbCkxP8Q&feature=youtu.be
Organizations	Energy Markets and Policy Department Energy Analysis and Environmental Impacts Division
Research Areas	Program Design, Implementation & Evaluation Behavior Analytics 2 Determining Program Impacts (EM&V)
File(s)	Webinar PDF
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