Webinar – Driving Demand for Home Energy Improvements: Lessons from the Field
September 29, 2010
Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy Technical Assistance Project for state and local officials, this Webinar explored strategies that can be used to increase the adoption of comprehensive home energy upgrades.
Presentations
Driving Demand for Home Energy Improvements: Lessons from the Field
By Merrian Fuller, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL)Incorporating Behavioral and Persuasion Techniques into a Comprehensive Residential Program Model
By Carl Nelson, Center for Energy and the Environment (CEE) in Minnesota
Recording
Listen to the recorded Webinar (MP3 13 MB). Download Windows Media Player or iTunes. The text version of the audio will be posted shortly.
About the Presenters
There were two presenters at this Webinar:
Merrian Fuller – a principle research associate at LBNL, where her work focuses on the financing and deployment of energy efficiency and renewable energy and workforce development opportunities in these sectors. Fuller is a member of the DOE Financial Technical Assistance Team, which provides assistance to cities and states deploying projects with Recovery Act funds.
Carl Nelson – program and policy manager at CEE in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Nelson has nearly 15 years experience in sustainable energy development and coordinates the CEE Community Energy Services program. Nelson's work supports to maintain Minnesota's strong energy efficiency policies.
Background Materials
Read the report titled Driving Demand for Home Energy Improvements on the LBNL Web site.
