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Greenhouse Gas Inventory Project. Sunrise Power Link Map. California Energy Commission 2007. Recommendations • Adopt statewide energy efficiency targets for 2016 equal to 100 percent of cost‐effective - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Sunrise Power Link Map

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California Energy Commission 2007

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Recommendations• Adopt statewide energy efficiency targets for 2016 equal to 100 percent of cost‐effectiveefficiency.• Enlist POUs in a collaborative relationship to aggressively ramp up energy efficiencyprograms. POUs need to use their local conditions and customer knowledge to craft newprogram ideas. In doing so, sufficient incentives need to be provided.• Pursue legislation that would require energy audits and a cost‐effective level ofefficiency improvements at the time of sale of a building. Diagnostics and measureverification can be completed while homes or buildings are empty, providing theopportunity for upgrading major building systems such as windows, insulation,lighting, HVAC and water heating.• Initiate a formal rulemaking process in 2008 to pursue the adoption of load managementstandards under its existing authority.• Enact appliance standards to improve efficiency of appliances sold in California,specifically targeting standards to increase the efficacy of general service lighting.• Increase the efficiency levels of the building standards so that buildings are net zeroenergy users by 2010 for residences and by 2020 for commercial buildings.• Support behavioral and other social science research applied to customer decisionmaking in energy efficiency.• Investigate market‐based approaches to energy efficiency such as the “white tag” or“white certificate,” also known as energy efficiency certificates or credits – the analog torenewable energy credits.