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EM&V Planning and EM&V Issues

EM&V Planning and EM&V Issues. Planning and the Program Implementation Cycle. Evaluation in Context: The Cycle of Program Planning and Implementation. Adapted by CEE from Pierre Landry, SCE, and Demand-Side Management, Vol. 4: Commercial Markets and Programs, EPRI, 1987.

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EM&V Planning and EM&V Issues

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  1. EM&V Planning and EM&V Issues Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

  2. Planning and the Program Implementation Cycle Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

  3. Evaluation in Context:The Cycle of Program Planningand Implementation Adapted by CEE from Pierre Landry, SCE, and Demand-Side Management, Vol. 4: Commercial Markets and Programs, EPRI, 1987. Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

  4. Determining Gross and Net Energy Savings Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

  5. Planning Issues • Defining evaluation goals and scale, and which benefits to evaluate • Setting time frame for evaluation and reporting expectations • Establishing budget vis-à-vis expectations for quality of reported results • Defining baseline, baseline adjustments, and data collection requirements • Selecting impact evaluation approaches for gross and net savings calculations and avoided emissions calculations • Selecting who (or which type of organization) will conduct the evaluations • Identifying and integrating stakeholders Successful evaluations harmonize the costs of evaluation with the value of the information received—that is, they appropriately balance risk management, uncertainty, and cost considerations. Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

  6. Balance point of diminishing returns Incremental certainty Value of information • value of improved certainty • cost of improved EM&V value of improved certainty < cost of improved EM&V Cost of incremental EM&V Cost How Good is Good Enough?- Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

  7. Precision and Bias Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

  8. Technical Reference Manuals and Evaluation Protocols – EM&V Resources Technical Reference Manuals Evaluation Protocols • In the simplest form ‘TRMs’ are databases of deemed savings values with applicability conditions • Examples of database contents are: • kWh, kW, therm savings values • Measure effective lifetimes • Net to gross ratios • Measure cost information • Local/regional utility cost information for TRC calculations • Work papers that document basis for values • Documents with varying level of detail that define how the evaluations (and M&V) are to be conducted with a particular jurisdiction. Contents might include: • Which approaches to use • Sample size requirements • Evaluation timing • Reporting requirements Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

  9. The Documentation (EM&V) Issue and Solution Kentucky PSC 9/11/09 Schiller Consulting, Inc.

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