Wednesday, May 15 SAG Meeting (Day 2)

Purpose of May 15 meeting: For Illinois utilities to respond to EE Ideas presented to SAG on April 10 and April 17. Responses to income qualified (IQ) ideas are grouped in the May 15 meeting.

Wednesday, May 15 SAG Agenda

SAG Facilitator Introduction: May SAG Meetings

General Utility Statements in Response to SAG EE Ideas

EE Idea Spreadsheet Tracker: Utility Responses to Ideas

Word Version: Utility Responses to EE Ideas at May 15 SAG Meeting

Follow-up: May 15, 2024 Large Group SAG Attendees and Notes

Follow-up Items:

1. Joint Stakeholder Proposal to Drop Energy Efficiency Kits:
   1. Phil Mosenthal is interested in reviewing evaluations on kit programs.
   2. Kari Ross suggested stakeholders are interested in how the EE kit programs are working, and what might be able to be changed about the programs.
2. Joint Stakeholder Idea to Enhance IQ Multifamily Building Owner Outreach:
   1. Kari Ross asked if utilities point stakeholders to more information about program outreach or a list of outreach mechanisms that are being used in IQ multi-family programs.
3. Joint Stakeholder Idea to Change Nicor + ComEd’s joint Affordable New Construction program’s base measure package to include electric heat pump and heat pump water heaters:
   1. Karen Lusson is interested in written materials about the Nicor and ComEd Joint Affordable New Construction Program, and the ComEd electrification new construction program.
   2. Rashaan Keeton: Regarding Affordable Housing New Construction, is there an opportunity to mix and match (such as heat pump space heating + HW with gas backup & gas stove) or is it strictly one pathway or the other?
4. Joint Stakeholder Idea that Ameren should launch a super-efficient, all-electric residential new construction program analogous to ComEd’s
   1. Ameren is interested in stakeholders sharing more information about the cost / benefit analysis for this idea.