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PGE Water Heater ET Final Report - FINAL.pdf - Emerging ...

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PG&E’s <strong>Emerging</strong> Technologies Program <strong>ET</strong>12<strong>PGE</strong>3191<br />

RESIDENTIAL WATER HEATER MEASURES<br />

The measures for this program are single technologies and not a water heating system that<br />

includes water heaters as well as components of a hot water distribution system such as<br />

pipe insulation and shower heads. There are five individual water heater measures to be<br />

analyzed and tested with customers. These are summarized in Table 7, which shows<br />

qualifying criteria and channel options.<br />

The five measures are grouped into two categories – Test Measures and Legacy Measures.<br />

Test Measures represent the newest, highest efficiency water heating technologies. A<br />

qualifying criterion for these measures is ENERGY STAR certification. They currently have<br />

high costs, limited availability, and low market penetration. These measures will be the<br />

subject of tests of new marketing approaches to uncover ways to lower barriers to market<br />

acceptance. Two work papers have been prepared to establish baselines for natural gas and<br />

electric water heater measures:<br />

Work Paper <strong>PGE</strong>CODHW104, Gas Storage <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Heater</strong>, Revision #3: “Gas Storage<br />

<strong>Water</strong> <strong>Heater</strong> > 0.62EF, >0.65 EF, 0.93EF,

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