Regional Technical Forum

Oct 2017 06 - 12 Fri Thu

Recent highlights

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RTF Quarterly Newsletter: Quarter No. 35 January-March
The first quarter of the year has come and gone and the RTF has been super busy. On the new schedule, adopted at the end of last year, there have been three RTF meetings this quarter and many more subcommittee meetings. The new class of RTF members, who started at the beginning of the quarter, have been learning the ropes and really delving into appraising measures, asking important questions and making difficult decisions. RTF meetings have been lively with almost all members in attendance and fully engaged. Since January, the group has dug into a new technology, approved a new lighting p
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RTF February and March 2019 Meetings Recap
Two more RTF meetings have come and gone and the new class of RTF-ers are quickly learning the ropes and proving thoughtful and engaged on all things energy efficiency. If you missed February or March’s meetings, here’s a quick recap of what was discussed.
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Climate Zones
The RTF recently updated its methodology for selecting a representative weather location to support simulating savings for weather dependent measures. The biggest change was to factor in elevation, which has a significant impact on weather. More information can be found on the climate zones page.