Review of Site (Point-of-Use) and Full-Fuel-Cycle Measurement Approaches to DOE/EERE Building Appliance Energy-Efficiency Standards: Letter Report (2009)

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Attachment C Committee Meetings and Presentations Received FIRST COMMITTEE MEETING, FEBRUARY 19-20, 2008 Building Technologies Program—Michael McCabe, Buildings Technology Program, DOE/EERE Appliance Efficiency Strategies—Ronald Lewis, Office of Building Research and Standards, DOE/EERE Energy STAR and Measuring Energy Efficiency—Kathleen Hogan, Director, EPA Climate Protection Partnership NIST’s Role in Appliance Testing, Hunter Fanney, Building and Fire Research Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology FTC’s Appliance Labeling Role, Hampton Newsome Review of Measures of Residential Energy Consumption Study, David Ortiz, RAND (co-author of study) Site/Source Methodology, Eric Hsieh, National Electrical Manufacturers Association Source-Based Methodology: A Critical Tool in Today’s Environment, Bruce McDowell, American Gas Association Energy Efficiency Standards: Approaches to Measurement, Steve Rosenstock, Manager, Energy Solutions, Edison Electric Institute Site v. Source Impacts on Appliance Standards, Donald Brundage, Principal Engineer, Southern Company Services Engineering Analyses Performed for Standards Rule Making, Michael McCabe, Buildings Technology Program, DOE/EERE Impact of Standards on Appliance Manufacturers, Frank Stanonik, Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association SECOND COMMITTEE MEETING, MAY 1-2, 2008 Appliance Standards and EIA’s NEMS Residential Module, John Cymbalsky, Energy Information Administration Effective Energy Labeling for Appliances, Jennifer Thorne Amann and Steven Nadel, American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy Technical Considerations for Alternative Energy Efficiency Measurement Methods, Neil P. Leslie, Gas Technology Institute Question and Answers, Michael McCabe, Buildings Technology Program, DOE/EERE THIRD COMMITTEE MEETING, AUGUST 5-6, 2008 This was a closed meeting in which the committee worked on the draft of the letter report. 18