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UES Measures Standard protocols list Demand Response Technologies Supporting Documents Propose a measure or standard protocol Proposed measures and status Whole Building Efforts

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  • Commercial HVAC
  • Connected Thermostats
  • Demand Response
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  • Guidelines
  • Heat Pump Water Heaters
  • Implementers Group
  • Modeling
  • Natural Gas
  • New Homes
  • Non-Residential Lighting
  • Operations
  • Refrigeration
  • Research and Evaluation
  • Residential HVAC
  • RTF Policy Advisory Committee
  • Small and Rural Utilities
  • Weatherization
  • Whole Building
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Oregon Building Codes Division

At a Glance

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Summary

At the request of the Oregon Building Codes Division, the Northwest Power and Conservation Councils Regional Technical Forum (RTF) conducted a review of the potential savings from the proposed revisions to the energy efficiency requirements of the states Residential Specialty Code. The RTF contracted with Ecotope Inc. to perform this analysis. Ecotope presented its findings and recommendations to the RTF at its November 2, 2010 meeting.

Deliverables:

  • Memo (30k Word) of RTF findings from Tom Eckman
  • Memo (200k Word) response from Oregon Building Codes Division
  • Final analysis (2mb Zip)

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