Characterization of the Weatherization Assistance Program network. Weatherization Assistance Program

Mihlmester, P.E.; Koehler, W.; Beyer,; Brown,; Beschen, D.A.

doi:10.2172/10148183

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“…In addition, a comprehensive National Evaluation of the Program was completed in 1994 for the U.S. Department of Energy by Oak Ridge National Laboratory. This National Evaluation produced a number of process and impact evaluation reports for a variety of issues and fuel types (Mihlmester et al 1992;Brown et al 1993a;Brown, et al1993b;MacDonald 1993;Power et al 1993;Ternes and Levins 1993;Brown et al 1994;Berry and Brown 1994;Eisenberg et al 1994). Updates of the National Evaluation findings on energy savings and cost effectiveness were completed in 1997 and 1998 by conducting two metaevaluations of state-level studies.…”

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Evaluating the Weatherization Assistance Program in Your State: A Manager's Guide

Berry¹

2000

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Section: Main Goal: Measure Energy Savingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Evaluating the Weatherization Assistance Program in Your State: A Manager's Guide

Berry¹

2000

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“…Throughout the survey, when I ask about the winter before weatherization, I mean the winter of 1988-1989. The winters after weatherization include the winters of 1990-1991, and of 1991-1992.…”

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“…In what year did your family move into this home? * 1900[ ] 1940-1949[ ] 1985[ ] 1990[ ] 1900-1909[] 1950-1959[ ] 1986[ ] 1991[] 1910-1919[] 1960-1969[ ] 1987[ ] 1992[ ] 1920-1929[ ] 1970-1979[ ] 1988[] 1930-1939[] 1980-1984[] 1989IF "1987…”

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Patterns of impact in the weatherization assistance program: A closer look

Berry¹,

Brown²

1994

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“…It thoroughly surveyed DOE Weatherization Program grantees and subgrantees to detail their internal and external relationships, their methods of operations and staffing patterns, plus many other areas of DOE Weatherization Program involvement. This report has been completed and released as "Characteristics of the Weatherization Assistance Program Network," (Mihlmester, et al, 1992).…”

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A weatherization manual for LIHEAP policy makers and program administrators

Witherspoon¹,

Marabate²,

Weinhaus³

et al. 1993

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This manual was developed to provide a broad overview of innovative and cost effective weatherization programming activities that are funded by Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) block grant funds.Since the inception of the federal block grant system in the early 1980's, states have had flexibility in how to utilize the federal funds allocated. With the LIHEAP funds, states were allowed to allocate up to 15 percent (now up to 25 percent with a waiver) of their total state allocation to weatherization and other energy-related home repairs, including energy conservation activities.The goal of this document is to provide state LIHEAP administrators with a review of the current "world of weatherization," and to highlight several "showcase" programs that are presently operating innovatively with LIHEAP dollars. In many of the showcase examples, state and local administrators are coordinating the LIHEAP funds in creative and productive ways with the U.S.Department of Energy (DOE) Weatherization Assistance Program's funding, and with a variety of other federal, state, and utility company resources. This manual incorporates an extensive glossary, informative appendices and bibliography so that any LIHEAP administrator can easily familiarize him/herself with the most innovative weatherization programs across the country, plus have ready access to information about contact persons.

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Characterization of the Weatherization Assistance Program network. Weatherization Assistance Program

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Evaluating the Weatherization Assistance Program in Your State: A Manager's Guide

Evaluating the Weatherization Assistance Program in Your State: A Manager's Guide

Patterns of impact in the weatherization assistance program: A closer look

A weatherization manual for LIHEAP policy makers and program administrators

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