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Residential: Lighting - Specialty CFLs

CategoryProven
Measures can obtain approval for Proven status if the section 3.2.3 UES quality criteria for Proven measures are satisfied. Sunset criteria will be assigned by the RTF along with a plan for data collection and analysis that allows the UES estimate to be reviewed and updated in a timely fashion.


StatusActive
These measures have received approval by the RTF and have no other associated review pending.


Sunset date2014-01-30  –  (Direct Mail Specialty CFL UES has a sunset date of 2013-8-30)

Measure workbook (show/hide history)
VersionNoteCategoryStatusDecision date
12/11/2012 1.3 Updated per recommendation memo. Moved LED downlights to its own workbook.
4/17/2012 1.2 added Summary tab
12/15/2011 1.1
5/12/2010 1.0

Recommendation memos
4/17/2012 This measure category should be re-classified as “under review”. These recommended updates include removing four lamp types from the measure workbook (Section 3a), source updates for baseline and measure wattages (Section 5a-c), and source updates for candelabra hours of use (Section 5d). Additional secondary research includes the collection of program sales data from the BPA/Fluid Market Research “Simple Steps, Smart Savings” program; all other recommended changes are from readily available sources. Once the recommended updates to the UES values have been implemented, it can be changed to “active” status.

Small/rural checklist
3/1/2013 Small/Rural UES Deisgn Checklist

RTF decisions
Decision (show decision details)
12/11/2012

Adopt the updated analysis for the specialty compact fluorescent (CFL) UES measure and change its status to Active with a sunset date of January 1, 2014.

Measure category unchanged

Measure status changed: Previous Status: Under Review. Current Status: Active.

Energy savings changed: Savings are lower.

Cost effectiveness unchanged

Specifications/Eligibility changed: LED Downlights are no longer a part of this measure. They are now listed as a separate measure.

Planned future work: The federal standard changes January 1, 2014, so the RTF will update the measure workbook at that time.
4/17/2012

Approve Residential Specialty CFL and LED Downlights UES measure status to under review. The review should consider including PAR38 and MR16 lamp types and it should consider separating the CFL's and LED's into two separate measure workbooks.

Measure category unchanged

Measure status changed: Previous Status: "Under Review for Compliance w/ Guidelines". New Status: "Under Review"

Energy savings unchanged

Cost effectiveness unchanged

Specifications/Eligibility unchanged

Planned future work: In phase II of its UES measure reviews project, the RTF will attempt to meet the recommendations in the recommendation memo.
8/30/2011

The RTF approves the Provisionsal UES of Direct Mail of Specialty CFL's limited to requested lamps only, a limit of 10 lamps per request, and with a sunset date of August 30, 2013.

Measure category unchanged

Measure status changed: Yes, active UES

Energy savings changed: Yes, savings slightly declined over retail

Cost effectiveness changed: Yes, TRC slightly reduced

Specifications/Eligibility unchanged

Planned future work: Need to post updated workbook
1/4/2011

Presenters should bring their proposal back in the template format with a study plan for getting the measure to provisional status

(No changes to status, energy savings, cost effectiveness or specifications.)
4/6/2010

The RTF made a series of decisions:

  • Reduce the storage rate for specialty bulbs from 36% to 20%
  • Reduce direct-install removal rates for both standard and specialty lamps to from 12% to 4%
  • Reduce the take-back from 5% to 0%
  • Accept proposed savings for specialty lamps by lamp type
  • Adopt Approach 4 to weighting by lamp type for the "any-specialty-lamp" option
  • Adopt measure requirements (Energy Star rated; 5 watts or greater; data collection for retail measures to include package size, retail cost, and wattage; data collection for direct install measures to include lamp type, wattage, and room in which installed)
  • Adopt 24-month sunset provision
  • Accept a 1% storage rate for LEDs

    • (No changes to status, energy savings, cost effectiveness or specifications.)
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