1. Home Energy Savings Program Wyoming

2. Discussion Points Program Mission and Overview
Appliance and Lighting Incentives
Home Improvement Incentives
Heating and Cooling Incentives

3. 2008 Home Energy Savings Program Mission
The Rocky Mountain Power Home Energy Savings program:
Encourages customers to purchase, install and operate energy efficient equipment
Helps customers save energy, save money and improve comfort
Reduces the growing demand for power in this region

4. Home Energy Savings Program Connections
Contractors/Builders
Customers
Manufacturers/Retailers
Efficiency Programs

5. Qualifying Customers
To qualify for the Rocky Mountain Power Home Energy Savings Program, customers must:
Reside in the state of Wyoming and purchase electricity from Rocky Mountain Power on residential rate schedules 1, 2, 3 or 25
Landlords who own rental properties where the tenant is billed on residential rate schedules 1, 2, 3 or 25 also qualify
Purchase and install their equipment or have services completed within the approved program year

6. Contractors: Participating vs. Qualified
“Participating” contractors must agree to the Rocky Mountain Power terms for participation in the HVAC program including a quality control process
“Qualified” contractors in addition to agreeing to the Rocky Mountain Power terms for participation in the HVAC program including a quality control process have been trained to provide installation and service measures to program specifications for duct sealing and central air conditioning tune ups.

7. Home Energy Savings Program Marketing
Keys to success
Trade allies such as retailers and manufacturers
Industry participants and allies such as contractors, builders and real estate agents, and other utility stakeholders
Marketing opportunities
Co-branded leave behind materials promoting energy efficiency programs
Co-branded events and presentations, sponsorships of community events and educational opportunities
Robust marketing support to identify and evaluate opportunities, materials, market place and effectiveness
Marketing efforts and materials will specifically address Wyoming consumers
Co-branded educational opportunities (example: Energy Week in schools – topics covering recycling, purchasing ENERGY STAR® appliances, turning off lights, computers, unplugging cell phone chargers, and so on.)

8. Appliance and Lighting Incentives Overview
Incentives are available to customers who purchase energy efficient appliances including:
Clothes Washer
Refrigerator
Dishwasher
Electric Water Heater
Discounted CFLs
Light Fixtures
Ceiling Fan
CFL discounted retail pricing

9. Appliance and Lighting Incentives Summary
MEASURE
INCENTIVE*
QUALIFICATIONS
Clothes Washer
$50
MEF 1.72 – 1.99
$75
MEF 2.0 or higher
Refrigerator
$20
ENERGY STAR
Dishwasher
Electric Water Heater
EF .93 +
( 40 gallon or larger)
Discounted CFLs
$1.35
special pricing
Available at participating retailers
Lighting fixtures
Ceiling fans
* Incentive amounts are subject to tariff approval.

10. Home Improvement Incentives Overview
Incentives for correctly installed home improvement measures include:
Wall, Floor and Attic Insulation
For existing and new homes
Incentive amounts vary
Energy Efficient Windows

11. Home Improvement Incentives Summary
MEASURE
INCENTIVE*
QUALIFICATIONS
Insulation (wall – Existing home )
$.35/sq. ft.
Existing homes only. Home must have electric heat or central a/c (must cool 80% of home)
Pre-existing condition less than R-11. Install R-11 or fill cavity.
Insulation may be installed by the customer or contractor. Self-installers are eligible for incentives on materials only
Work may be inspected.
Insulation (floor & ceiling – Existing home)
Pre-existing condition less than R-19. Install R-19 or fill cavity.
* Incentive amounts are subject to tariff approval.

12. Home Improvement Incentives Summary (continued)
MEASURE
INCENTIVE*
QUALIFICATIONS
Insulation (wall – New homes)
$.15/sq. ft.
New homes must have insulation levels that exceed levels required by IECC 2003 by at least R5.
Insulation may be installed by the customer or contractor. Self-installers are eligible for incentives on materials only
Work may be inspected.
Insulation (floor & ceiling – New homes)
New homes must have insulation levels that exceed levels required by IECC 2003 by at least R10.
Windows
$1.00/sq. ft.
U factor of 0.35 or lower and SHGC of .33 or less
Existing homes only. Home must have electric heat or central a/c (must cool 80% of home)
May be installed by the customer or contractor. Self-installers are eligible for incentives on materials only
* Incentive amounts are subject to tariff approval.

13. Heating and Cooling Incentives Overview
Incentives for heating and cooling equipment tune-ups and correctly installed improvements provide the largest possible energy savings to Wyoming customers, including:
Air Conditioning Tune-up (commissioning)
Duct Sealing
Heat Pump Upgrade/Conversion
CAC equipment, sizing and installation

14. Heating and Cooling Summary
MEASURE
INCENTIVE*
QUALIFICATIONS
Air Conditioning Tune-up
(commissioning)
$100
Existing homes only.
Work must be performed by a program qualified contractor.
Work may be inspected.
Duct Sealing
$150
Ducts must be in an unconditioned space.
Home must have an electric heating system or ducted unitary cooling equipment serving 80 percent of the floor area (central a/c or heat pump).
Existing homes only, newly constructed homes do not qualify because they are already meeting duct sealing requirements in current building code. Remodeling projects may not qualify if the upgrade requires a building permit. Unheated spaces, such as a garage, do not qualify for incentives
Work must be performed by a program qualified contractor, self installations do not qualify.
* Incentive amounts are subject to tariff approval.

15. Heating and Cooling Summary (continued)
MEASURE
INCENTIVE*
QUALIFICATIONS
Heat Pump Upgrade/Conversion
$100
Upgrade existing heat pump to 8.2 HSPF, or replace baseboard heating or electric furnace with an 8.2 HSPF heat pump.
Existing homes only.
Work must be performed by a program qualified contractor.
Work may be inspected.
CAC (Equipment, Sizing, Installation)
Up to $350
New equipment must be a minimum SEER 15. Equipment requirements for sizing and installation are minimum 13 SEER with a TXV.
Work must be performed by a program qualified contractor, self installations do not qualify.
* Incentive amounts are subject to tariff approval.

16. Thank you, are there any questions?
James Gilroy
Rocky Mountain Power
(503)
Roger Kainu
Home Energy Savings Program
(503)