
doi: 10.2172/5987799 , 10.2172/10113776
The objective of this project was to explore the problems and opportunities for utility participation with solar water heating as a DSM measure. Expected benefits from the workshops included an increased awareness and interest by utilities in solar water heating as well as greater understanding by federal research and policy officials of utility perspectives for purposes of planning and programming. Ultimately, the project could result in better information transfer, increased implementation of solar water heating programs, greater penetration of solar systems, and more effective research projects. The objective of the workshops was satisfied. Each workshop succeeded in exploring the problems and opportunities for utility participation with solar water heating as a DSM option. The participants provided a range of ideas and suggestions regarding useful next steps for utilities and NREL. According to evaluations, the participants believed the workshops were very valuable, and they returned to their utilities with new information, ideas, and commitment.
330, Planning 140907, 14 Solar Energy, Public Utilities, Meetings, Management, Heating, Planning, Solar Water Heating, Energy Management, Water Heating, Residential Sector, Electric Utilities, Solar Heating, Evaluation, Water Heating 140907* -- Solar Thermal Utilization-- Water Heating
330, Planning 140907, 14 Solar Energy, Public Utilities, Meetings, Management, Heating, Planning, Solar Water Heating, Energy Management, Water Heating, Residential Sector, Electric Utilities, Solar Heating, Evaluation, Water Heating 140907* -- Solar Thermal Utilization-- Water Heating
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