At yesterday’s EEAC (Energy Efficiency Advisory Council) meeting in Boston, the MA chapter of Efficiency First submitted a memo to utility Program Administrators (PAs), the DOER, and to the EEAC regarding some specific concerns with the recent National Grid and NStar RFP for qualified Home Energy Assessment (audit) Vendors:
view and download the memo here [pdf]
see some additional thoughts on the NGrid/Nstar HEA Vendor RFP in
another recent blog posting
The Massachusetts Chapter of Efficiency First, the national trade organization that unites the Home Performance workforce is submitting the attached Memo to the EEAC (Energy Efficiency Advisory Council), MA utility Program Administrators, and DOER.
The Memo specifically addresses the recent RFP submitted to qualified Independent Home Energy Assessment (audit) contractors by CSG, Lead Vendor, in support of the CSG contracts with National Grid and NStar.
To best support the development of market based energy efficiency services in Massachusetts and to achieve the impressive energy savings goals set forth by the 2010-2012 RCS energy efficiency programs, we hope that all stakeholders consider the recommendations presented in the Memo.
Thank you,
Adin Maynard
Efficiency First MA Chapter co-chair
ABOUT EFFICIENCY FIRST www.efficiencyfirst.org
Efficiency First is a national nonprofit trade association that unites the Home Performance workforce, building product manufacturers and related businesses and organizations in the escalating fight against global warming and rising energy costs. Efficiency First represents its members in public policy discussions at the state and national levels, to promote the benefits of efficiency retrofitting and to help our industry grow to meet unprecedented demand for quality residential energy improvements.
see some additional thoughts on the NGrid/Nstar HEA Vendor RFP in
another recent blog posting
The Massachusetts Chapter of Efficiency First, the national trade organization that unites the Home Performance workforce is submitting the attached Memo to the EEAC (Energy Efficiency Advisory Council), MA utility Program Administrators, and DOER.
The Memo specifically addresses the recent RFP submitted to qualified Independent Home Energy Assessment (audit) contractors by CSG, Lead Vendor, in support of the CSG contracts with National Grid and NStar.
To best support the development of market based energy efficiency services in Massachusetts and to achieve the impressive energy savings goals set forth by the 2010-2012 RCS energy efficiency programs, we hope that all stakeholders consider the recommendations presented in the Memo.
Thank you,
Adin Maynard
Efficiency First MA Chapter co-chair
ABOUT EFFICIENCY FIRST www.efficiencyfirst.org
Efficiency First is a national nonprofit trade association that unites the Home Performance workforce, building product manufacturers and related businesses and organizations in the escalating fight against global warming and rising energy costs. Efficiency First represents its members in public policy discussions at the state and national levels, to promote the benefits of efficiency retrofitting and to help our industry grow to meet unprecedented demand for quality residential energy improvements.
