A Description of integrated retrofit delivery systems and innovative conservation services programs in selected localities

Deborah Both, Robert Dubinsky, Susan J. Bodilly

ResearchPublished 1981

Describes the characteristics, achievements, and problems of twelve residential energy conservation programs in seven localities: Portland (Oregon), San Francisco, Seattle, Chattanooga, Providence, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Boston. The information collected should be useful to the Department of Energy, which is undertaking a demonstration program to determine the feasibility, costs, problems, and consumer response to integrated retrofit delivery systems. If successful, that effort would result in more energy-efficient homes and therefore potentially reduce the nation's consumption of energy.

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Both, Deborah, Robert Dubinsky, and Susan J. Bodilly, A Description of integrated retrofit delivery systems and innovative conservation services programs in selected localities. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1981. https://www.rand.org/pubs/notes/N1673.html. Also available in print form.
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