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Commercial Lighting Training Updates Maria Murphy Program Manager, Commercial Lighting June 17, 2016
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2 Agenda −Online Lighting Basics Brief overview Current participation Training refresh −NXT Level (TTTA) Brief overview Pilot launches and trade ally feedback Current participation Next steps
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3 Online Lighting Basics
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4 Overview −Free, basic online lighting training geared toward new entrants to the lighting market −4 courses and quizzes: Lighting Basics Facility Lighting Audits Forming a Solution Applying a Solution −Launched 1/28/2015 on NWLN
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5 Online Lighting Basics Registrants
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6 Trade Ally vs Non-Trade Ally Participation
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7 Online Lighting Basics Graduates List
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9 Online Light Basics Refresh −Originally scheduled for Q2 2016, but moving it back because: More participation needed More feedback needed to make substantive changes Moving to new Learning Management System −Want to gather more data and re-visit in early 2017
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11 NXT Level Vision An elite group of lighting trade allies that design, sell and install retrofit projects with deep energy savings for utility programs
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12 Level 1 Course Topics: -Lighting Concepts & Technologies -Lighting Economics -Sales Techniques -Energy Codes -Understanding Utility Efficiency Programs 6 free, online courses in Level 1, each with exam Experience requirements at individual and company level Designation List Training Overview:
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13 NXT Level 1 ‘Pilot’ Launches April 18th Energy Trust, Clark PUD June 1st Puget Sound utilities, Idaho Power, Avista Early August All other utilities interested in NXT Level marketing
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14 Key Trade Ally Feedback −Questions on utility program benefits for participation in NXT Level Reduced administrative burden Higher incentives −Differentiation mechanism −Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
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15 Total Participation Individual: Company: −Apps Rec’d: 55 −Apps Approved: 46 −Apps Rejected: 0 −NXT Level Designation Earned: 12 −Apps Rec’d: 14 −Apps Approved: 0 −Apps Rejected: 0 −NXT Level Designation Earned: 0
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16 Trade Ally vs Non-Trade Ally Participation
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17 Top 5 Job Categories- Individual Participants
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18 Company Applications by Service Territory
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19 Next Steps −Adaptive management based on feedback −Marketing of NXT Level through industry and other relevant organizations −Additional NXT Level promotion through utility trade ally events −NXT Level 2 development
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20 Questions?
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