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How to Catch More Flies with Honey and Vinegar: Integrating Voluntary Programs with Codes and Standards in California Pat Eilert, Jon Livingston andamp; Peter Turnbull ACEEE Summer Study 8-26-04 PGandamp;E

“ID” theory provides a useful model for understanding DSM: 

'ID' theory provides a useful model for understanding DSM Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar

Our first step - linking production programs to Codes & Standards: 

Our first step - linking production programs to Codes andamp; Standards Early efforts – ad hoc IOU interventions in Title 24 proceedings (late 1980s-1990s) New context – the IOU Codes andamp; Standards program (1999 on) Successes in 2001 and 2005 Title 24 cycles Next step – code adoption drives replacement of production program measures Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar

Our goal: total program integration: 

Our goal: total program integration Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar

Why electronic ballasts and T8 lamps took so long: 

Why electronic ballasts and T8 lamps took so long T8 andamp; electronic ballast introduction (early 1980s) First IOU production programs Electronic ballasts develop performance problems (mid-1980s) Reintroduction of electronic ballasts (late 1980s) Design community education and production programs lead to code adoption (1998) Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar

Cool Roofs— the second time around: 

Cool Roofs— the second time around Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar 1983-84: First production program Program/product introduced without industry consensus on definition and performance standards Product performance problems quickly surfaced 1990s: Randamp;D addressed rating methods, product performance and product life ET demonstrations and production programs lead to 2005 code adoption for commercial buildings

Lessons Learned: 

Lessons Learned ET Electronic Ballasts andamp; T8s Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar Candamp;S Production Programs

Lessons Learned: 

ET Candamp;S Pilots Production Programs Randamp;D Production Programs Production Programs Lessons Learned Cool Roofs Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar

Steps to Total Integration: 

Steps to Total Integration Randamp;D should anticipate voluntary program and Candamp;S needs ET and pilots provide crucial validation and smooth transition to production programs Production programs should link to other programs Education and information support all steps of integration Candamp;S should coordinate closely with voluntary programs Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar

Conclusions: 

Conclusions Innovation diffusion provides a model for DSM market transformation and highlights the need for program integration Integration can reduce market failures, cut costs, and speed adoption Necessary elements for integration are in place Successful program integration will require regulatory recognition and support Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar

The Latest from California: 

The Latest from California Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar

Your Questions: 

Your Questions Catch more flies with honey andamp; vinegar