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CALRESEST
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The California Residential Efficiency Saturation Tool
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The California Lighting and Appliance Saturation Study database provides
baseline information on residential appliance, equipment and lighting
saturations and efficiencies. The original study was completed in 2000.
An update was completed in 2005. The overarching goal for the studies is to
provide an accurate baseline in order to understand future energy savings
potential and past accomplishments in the residential sector.
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The tool was created so that utility program planners,
evaluators and other interested parties can query the databases online.
It calcualtes all averages to reflect the characteristics of interest and the
underlying sampling, so that the resulting statistics are representative of
the population of residences in California. The software also calculates
sample sizes and error bounds (at the 90% level of confidence).
Those interested in viewing the data need only create a free account by
following the links below.
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Create a free account.
(more info)
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Each user must have a free account to access the data. The required fields include
first name, last name, email address and login ID (chosen by the user). There are
also several optional fields to help us learn who is using the software. Once the
user registration form is submitted, an automatically generated password will be sent
via the email address indicated on the form. This password and login ID will be needed each
time you use this tool. If you forget your password it will be emailed to you at your
request.
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Log in to access the data.
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Acknowledgments:
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Project management:
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KEMA Inc.
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Field work:
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KEMA (RLW Analytics), ASW Engineering and The Benningfield Group.
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Project sponsors:
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Sacramento Municipal Utility District,
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San Diego Gas and Electric Company, Southern California Edison,
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Southern California Gas Company
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DataViewer creation:
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The Benningfield Group
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