Building Practices and Demonstration Program Sample Clauses

Building Practices and Demonstration Program. 2 The purpose of the Building Practices and Demonstration Program is to establish 3 successful applications of new or underutilized energy efficient procedures, processes, or 4 technologies. Interested parties may file applications for financial and technical 5 assistance directly with the Company. Applications must include a description of the 6 scope of work and an estimate of the savings and benefits to be realized. Participants are 7 required to allow monitoring of the installation and/or results, tours of the installation by 8 potential users or other interested stakeholders, and publication of the results in case 9 study format. 10 To market the program, the Company will rely on industry vendors developing 11 and/or offering new or underutilized natural gas energy efficiency technologies as well as 12 the efforts of Company employees. 13 The focus will be technologies that have low customer awareness or market 14 penetration, and the end uses may include cooling, refrigeration, process heat, cooking, 15 thermal measures, cogeneration, load control, or heat recovery. The program may also 16 look at exemplary energy efficient designs or practices as demonstrations. 17 During the first year, the Company will be working to identify new energy 18 efficient kitchen technologies. Some of these technologies include:
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