Seattle's Conservation Kit Program— Transforming the Residential Use of Compact Fluorescent Lighting
Seattle's Conservation Kit Program— Transforming the Residential Use of Compact Fluorescent Lighting
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西雅图的保护套件计划 - 改变紧凑型荧光灯的住宅使用
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2003
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K. Brattesani
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K. Brattesani
在全国电力公司开始努力改造住宅照明市场十年后，西雅图的平均家庭只拥有一个紧凑型荧光灯（CF）灯泡。2001年，由于迫切需要减少公用事业负荷，西雅图城市照明公司（一家市政公用事业公司）向每一位居民客户提供了两个新一代CF灯泡的节能套件。在2001-2002年晚些时候，向被邀请的受访者分发了工具包，并向所有家庭邮寄了两张零售折扣券。这两个照明倡议被称为保护工具包和零售优惠券计划。本文报告的过程和影响评估的保护工具包计划在2001年期间运作。该评估估计了在整个公用事业服务区现有住宅建筑中实施的成套措施的节能和成本效益。它评估了该方案在实现六个战略目标方面的有效性。该研究还记录了城市住宅领域CF照明市场转型的进展。
A decade after electric utilities nationwide began the effort to transform the residential lighting market, the average household in Seattle owned only one compact fluorescent (CF) bulb. With an urgent need to reduce utility loads in 2001, Seattle City Light (a municipal utility) offered Conservation Kits with two newer-generation CF bulbs to every residential customer. Kit distribution to solicited respondents was followed later in 2001-2002 by mailing two retail discount coupons to all households. The two lighting initiatives are referred to as the Conservation Kit and Retail Coupon Programs. This paper reports on the process and impact evaluation of the Conservation Kit Program operated during 2001. The evaluation estimates energy savings from and the cost-effectiveness of Kit measures, as implemented in existing residential buildings throughout the utility service area. It assesses the program’s effectiveness at meeting six strategic objectives. The study also documents progress toward CF lighting market transformation in the urban residential sector.