Outreach Campaign. Based on information obtained from previous focus groups, a prevention-based outreach campaign will be developed and disseminated throughout the state beginning Spring 2019.
Outreach Campaign. (a) Beginning within the later of 30 days following the Effective Date or 90 days following entry of the Final Order and Judgment, and continuing until the conclusion of the final budget period as set forth in Section 8.3(b)(i), the DAGP Administrator shall conduct an outreach campaign (the “Outreach Campaign”) to inform DAGP Eligible Settlement Class Members about the objectives of the Diagnostic Accessibility Grant Program described in this Article VIII and Exhibit 7.
Outreach Campaign. Description Minimum Level of Performance Financial Consequences Contractor shall develop and provide to DEO an Outreach Campaign in accordance with section 2.7. At a minimum, Contractor shall submit to DEO an Outreach Campaign in accordance with section 2.7 by June 5, 2023. Completion of this deliverable is based on review and approval by XXX. Failure to submit to DEO an Outreach Campaign by June 5, 2023, shall result in a penalty of $500 per day for every business day beyond the due date. Such reduction shall be made from the deliverable payment.
Outreach Campaign. The Campaign Launch and Implementation will take place in 2025 under Phase II of this regional initiative. The local campaign will be for a specific period of time (such as a few months) and will include targeted financial incentives, customer support, and intensive outreach and marketing. The goal is to galvanize consumer action and remove barriers to home electrification and energy efficiency, resulting in a quantifiable number of home assessments and/or upgrades for LMI and non-LMI households. As noted, this campaign will build on the model of Energize Olympia to provide a wider range of services and incentives for all residents of Thurston County During this 2024 Design and Planning Phase, the TCMC will conduct background research and stakeholder engagement to inform development of the specific incentives, outreach strategy, and other implementation support that will be provided. The team will identify the types of services and technologies that will be covered (e.g., energy assessments, heat pumps, weatherization upgrades), determine incentive amounts for LMI and/or non-LMI participants, and develop a funding strategy for the incentives. The team will also consider existing rebates and incentives, including forthcoming state and federal incentives, to the ensure the program leverages additional funding to the greatest extent possible.2 Once the campaign is designed, the TCMC will move into planning for the launch of the campaign as detailed in the timeline below. The launch and implementation will take place during Phase II in 2025. Anticipated Funding Sources Thurston County and the cities of Olympia and Lacey are eligible for formula allocations through the federal Energy Efficiency & Block Grant (EECBG) program ($81,040, $112,030, and $150,000, respectively). The EECBG is a flexible funding source that is intended to catalyze long-term, impactful, 2 Many programs to administer IRA rebates and incentives are still under development. Further information regarding the final program design and requirements will be needed to fully leverage the anticipated funding. and self-sustaining programs that improve energy efficiency, reduce energy use, and reduce fossil fuel emissions. Thurston County and Olympia have agreed to apply their EECBG grant funding toward the development and launch of the EEE Campaign; Lacey will apply a budget amount equivalent to its EECBG allocation towards the EEE Campaign as well. EECBG grants are expected to be awarded in mid-202...
