1. Spring 2011

2.  Integrated: gas/electric energy efficiency programs ◦ Statutory requirement ◦ Whole building efficiency  Statewide: Same suite of programs across the state ◦ ComEd, Ameren, Nicor, Peoples, North Shore ◦ No cross subsidization ◦ Avoid confusion and possible claims of discrimination ◦ Consistent approach ◦ Simplified budgeting

3.  Stakeholder input and first cycle experience  Statutory requirements ◦ Savings Goals and Budget Restrictions ◦ Cost Effectiveness ◦ Sectors – Public (DCEO), Low Income ◦ Integrated Gas and Electric Plan ◦ Evaluation  Natural partnerships with state entities  Position Illinois to meet the longer term goals by developing a robust EE services industry  Flexibility to allow market response

4. DCEO Specific Efficiency Portfolio  Public Sector 65% (40%) ◦ Local Governments ◦ K-12 Schools ◦ Community Colleges ◦ Universities ◦ State & Federal Facilities  Low Income 25% ◦ New Construction ◦ Gut Rehab ◦ Weatherization  Technical Assistance 5% ◦ Commercial Bldg Assessments ◦ Design Assistance ◦ Large Customer Management Practices Assessments  Education & Training 5% ◦ Building Codes ◦ Building Operators/Owners ◦ Design/Construction and HVAC Replacement Industry

5.  Program Year 2 ◦ DCEO’s Green Spring Sale ◦ DCEO sponsored a Webinar for all Trade Ally’s to outline the special sale incentives ◦ Applications doubled in number  Program Year 3 ◦ Mid December to April 15 ◦ Lighting sale ◦ Sale and trade ally partners brought in dozens of applications during a traditionally slow period.

6. - Yoda www.illinoisenergy.org