Develop Portfolio/Program Evaluation Plan Sample Clauses

Develop Portfolio/Program Evaluation Plan. The Supplier shall develop a 3-year Evaluation Plan immediately after contract execution. The Supplier will develop and then submit to Ameren Illinois and Commission Staff a draft portfolio/program evaluation plan that includes a detailed plan for each Energy Efficiency program. The plan will describe the evaluation efforts to be conducted for each of the programs in the portfolio, and how the results will be combined for program year and the 3-year portfolio evaluation reports. The portfolio/program evaluation plans will be detailed work plans that identify: • A list of the evaluation studies that will be undertaken in each year • Reporting formats • How unit savings and NTG will be determined o Address how free-ridership will be quantified o Address how both participant and non-participant spillover will be quantified o Address options to estimate NTG in addition to self-reporting approaches. o State reasoning for the preferred approach to estimate NTG for each program • How the results of each program’s evaluation are combined to provide an evaluation of the portfolio as a whole • How the chosen methodology is similar or different from similar evaluation methodologies in Illinois • Evaluation plans should be created for each program of the portfolio. including schedules, budgets and staffing plans where the program lead and top assisting leads are identified by name. • Provide a clear explanation of how EM&V impact and process resources were allocated to areas of greatest importance • Sampling plans – define the criteria to be used to ensure that samples are statistically representative. Propose sampling confidence/precision criteria that meets 90/10 confidence levels. • For energy efficiency measures that result in both electric and natural gas savings, state how load reductions and measure costs for each energy source will be allocated to the natural gas and electric portfolios. The Supplier will take the following into consideration when developing the 3-year plan and annual plans: • Review previous program evaluation activities for both ComEd and Ameren Illinois to understand historical Illinois evaluation activities and determine how best to position evaluation activities in Illinois and utilize previous results as appropriate. • Assess Midwest unit savings (including MidAmerican Energy Company) and NTG values in Illinois and surrounding states to determine if those values and methodologies are useful for evaluation activities and results. • Sampli...
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