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A midwest low-income weatherization program seen through PRISM
Abstract The application of the Princeton Scorekeeping Method (PRISM) to an evaluation of a low-income weatherization program in Wisconsin is described. Detailed profiles are presented of the weatherized houses and the work done. Savings are found to be on the order of 6% to 10%. Higher savings appear to be associated with higher initial consumption levels, with older and larger houses, and with greater weatherization investments, suggesting that a focus on houses with high savings potential may be cost-effective in planning future weatherizations.
A midwest low-income weatherization program seen through PRISM
Abstract The application of the Princeton Scorekeeping Method (PRISM) to an evaluation of a low-income weatherization program in Wisconsin is described. Detailed profiles are presented of the weatherized houses and the work done. Savings are found to be on the order of 6% to 10%. Higher savings appear to be associated with higher initial consumption levels, with older and larger houses, and with greater weatherization investments, suggesting that a focus on houses with high savings potential may be cost-effective in planning future weatherizations.
A midwest low-income weatherization program seen through PRISM
Goldberg, Miriam L. (author)
Energy and Buildings ; 9 ; 37-44
1986-01-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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