Among Maine’s 800,000 homes and businesses, more than 75,000 high-performance, cold-climate, air source heat pumps have been installed. The rate of market activity has accelerated to 20,000 heat pumps installed in the past year, keeping the 1,000-plus registered Maine heat pump contractors booked 30-60 days out for most of the last 12 months. Maine is […]
Program implementers take all types of measurements during a program cycle, but which ones actually matter? And which measurements are critical to determining program success? This course will explain how evaluators assess program results and make adjustments that affect bottom-line savings and your company’s profits. This course will provide real-world examples of “best practices” to […]
Moderator: Lark Lee, Tetra Tech Speakers: Adam Grant, NV Energy Chris Pollow, Idaho Power Carmen Best, Recurve Garry Jones, Oncor As energy efficiency becomes integral to the grid reliability conversation and advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) rolls out across the country, policy makers, regulators and administrators are assessing how to build trust in energy savings and […]
Registrations close on June 1st! Before and during the conference, join AESP members for: A friendly golf tournament on the golf course! Enjoyment of Connecticut’s beautiful scenery! Networking at the Lake of Isles Country Club! A variety of activities at Foxwoods Resort! The Basics What: Presentations, panels, golf, outdoor activities, spa activities, and networking with […]
Join a training course for evaluation practitioners on the purpose, process and key considerations in benefit-cost analysis (BCA) — also referred to as “cost-effectiveness testing” — of single and multiple distributed energy resource (DER) investments. DERs can include energy efficiency, demand response, distributed storage and solar, and building and transportation electrification. Attendees will delve into […]
Heat pumps are the most efficient method to not only heat and cool spaces, but to provide domestic water heating in both multifamily and commercial applications. This course explores the composition, operation, and application of heat pumps in building settings. Specifically, this course examines the evolution and versatility of heat pump technology in comfort heating/cooling […]
As electrification becomes central to the clean energy transition, understanding and improving the customer journey is crucial. This session delves into the consumer experience with home electrification, offering insights into triggers for adoption, communication strategies, and the role of incentives like the IRA in easing the transition. Presenters will discuss how energy monitoring systems and […]
Diversifying Power: Why We Need Antiracist, Feminist Leadership on Climate Energy (2020) is a nonfiction book by Jennie C. Stephens. Drawing on her experience as an educator, social justice advocate, energy expert and a sustainability science researcher, she emphasizes that tackling the climate crisis means expanding who holds power and reimagining leadership to include a wider […]
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