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Drive Power Initiative, No. 1 (3/00)
The Drive Power Initiative (the Initiative) is a market transformation venture funded by the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (the Alliance) and administered by the Electric League of the Pacific Northwest (the League). The League began work on the Initiative in January, 1999, and their contract is to continue through March 2001.
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EnergyIdeas Clearinghouse
Since 1990, the Energy Ideas Clearinghouse (EIC or Clearinghouse) has served energy professionals in the Pacific Northwest by providing fast, centralized access to comprehensive and objective information and technical assistance on energy related topics.
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Fan Speed Reduction in Pneumatic Conveying Systems in the Secondary Wood Products Industry, No.1
The Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (Alliance) has funded a project to increase the energy efficiency of low-pressure pneumatic conveying systems (PCS) in the secondary wood products industry. In these systems, centrifugal fans provide the suction needed to remove and transport wood waste generated by various steps in the manufacturing of wood products. The project intends…
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Commissioning in Public Buildings, Report No.2
This first market progress evaluation report analyzes the planning and implementation of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance’s (the Alliance’s) Commissioning in Public Building project, which seeks to make commissioning standard practice in public buildings in the Pacific Northwest.
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Opportunities for Industrial Motor Systems in the Pacific Northwest
The motor energy consumption in the PNW is concentrated in a handful of large motor energy-using sectors. There are 11 that together consume most (over 90%) of the motor and motor systems energy in the PNW. Three of these – Pulp and Paper, Irrigation, and Chemicals – together consume over 50%.
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In-Service Motor Testing Final Report
Dethman and Associates completed a market survey of motor service providers and motor decision-makers (industrial end-users). A complete copy of the survey was submitted on May 5, 1999 and is included as Appendix C of this report.
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LightWise Evaluation Report #2
This report is the second in a series of Market Progress Evaluation Reports (MPER) documenting the progress of, and recommending any changes for, the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (Alliance) LightWise program.
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Market Progress Evaluation Report: Architecture + Energy Program,No.1
This report summarizes the results of the first Market Progress Evaluation Report (MPER) for the Architecture + Energy: Building Excellence in the Northwest (A+E) Program sponsored by the American Institute of Architects – Portland Chapter (AIA/Portland) and funded by the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (the Alliance).
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ENERGY STAR Residential Lighting Fixture Program, Report #3
This report is the second of three Market Progress Evaluation Reports (MPER #2) documenting the effects of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance ENERGY STAR® (hereafter referred to as ENERGY STAR) Residential Lighting Fixture Program, and is meant to build on the already established baselines from MPER #1.
Residential