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NEEP: Regional Energy Efficiency Database (REED) Cost Effective Program Analysis
Overview
This tutorial shows how to use REED to analyze data around cost-effective programs.
This tutorial shows how to use REED to analyze data around cost-effective programs. It focuses on the following question and conducts data analysis for that question: “In 2020, which program sector had the highest expenditure to achieve 1 MWh of savings?”
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:14 2011-2021 All Savings Review
02:00 Make A Pivot Table
03:33 Program Sector Analysis
06:27 Delaware’s Behaviors Program
06:49 Program Type Analysis
08:09 Connecticut Light and Power’s Educate the Workforce Program
08:30 Conclusion
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