Expenditures BPA-funded Utility-funded Other-funded Last updated:
19,837,540 6,120
3,213,417
3,213,417
5/14/2001
29,168,150 7,308
4,019,925
4,019,925
5/14/2001
6,893,029 1,339
2,005,471
2,005,471
5/14/2001
12/17/2002
12/17/2002
12/8/2003
Energy savings and expenditures by sector by calendar year
Sector
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002 Projected
kwh
$
kwh
$
kwh
$
kwh
$
kwh
$
kwh
$
Residential Low-income portion Commercial Industrial Irrigation System improvements Other
7,939,010 1,252,960 11,898,530
1,556,827 350,907 1,656,590
6,741,760 1,113,550 22,426,390
1,987,851 396,632 2,032,074
5,758,778 924,000 1,134,251
1,685,110 213,666 320,361
Comments:
Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance benefits The long run goal of the Northwest Energy
Efficiency Alliance is to encourage transformation in the marketplace,
leading to the adoption and use of energy efficient equipment and
practices. While immediate energy savings are not its main goal, its
projects do result in savings in the short run. The Alliance estimated
these savings for 2000 and 2001 and allocated shares to the largest
utilities, based primarily on their retail loads. Estimates for this utility: