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Residential Energy Efficiency Programs in Ohio: Evaluation and Opportunities

Explore data from Ohio's multi-measure residential energy efficiency programs, analyzing impacts, successes, and coordination opportunities between seven surveyed programs. The evaluation includes details on measures installed, audit numbers, upgrades, and insights on the potential for residential EE in Ohio.

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Residential Energy Efficiency Programs in Ohio: Evaluation and Opportunities

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  1. Data from Ohio Multi-Measure Residential EE ProgramsMerrian BorgesonLawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryAugust 2, 2012

  2. Agenda • The “offer” from each program • EE measures installed • # of audits & # upgrades • Discussion

  3. 7 Programs Surveyed • Vectren • Dominion East Ohio • First Energy • Duke Energy • AEP Ohio • Columbia Gas of Ohio • Greater Cincinnati Energy Alliance

  4. Installed Measures

  5. Homes Touched *Likely some upgrades carried over from 2011 audits - program reports a 40% conversion rate in 2012

  6. Discussion • What do these numbers say about the impact of and potential for residential EE in Ohio? • What seems to be working well? • What is holding existing programs back? • What are the opportunities for coordination between programs?

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