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2003 RESNET ConferencePresentations
The following are PDF versions of presentations given at the 2003 RESNET Conference. The presentations are sorted by the session they were given in. All presentations will be added. If the particular presentation you are looking forward is not online yet, check back soon. The page will be updated as we receive more presentations: Pre Conference Session"Successful Rating
and Building Performance Education and Marketing Strategies and Techniques" Opening General Session"Rating the Rating Industry" "Go for the Gold: Fannie Mae's New
Products to Finance Residential Energy Efficiency" "Mega Trends for Residential Energy
Efficiency, In the Nation and in California" Break Out Sessions #1"Kicking It Up a Notch" - Marketing ENERGY STAR to Builders
"Lenders Roundtable" - Quantifying the Benefits of Financing Residential Energy Efficiency
"No Longer Just a Black Box" - Proposed RESNET Rating Software Testing Specifications and Verification Procedures
"Increasing Energy Code Performance Through Home Energy Ratings" - California Title 24: A Case Study
Break Out Sessions #2"Swimming with Sharks" - Developing Relationships with Production Builders
"Sweet Dreams Are Made of This" - Opportunities Presented by Utility Public Benefit Funds
"Changing Codes": Understanding the Relationship Between IECC, HERS® and the Impact on ENERGY STAR
"Eureka!" - Tapping the Energy Improvement Mortgage Market: The California Experience
Break Out Sessions #3"Does Home Performance Have a Role in the IECC?" - Proposed Changes to Chapter Four of the International Energy Conservation Code
"Credibility Through Quality Assurance" - Rating Provider Quality Assurance
"The Federal Government has a Role" - The Implications of the New HUD Energy Initiative
"Wish They All Could be California Homes" - The California ENERGY STAR Homes Program
Tuesday General Session"Confrontational Building Science" "Not All the Stars are in Hollywood" -
Update on ENERGY STAR Program "Lessons Learned With ENERGY STAR" Break Out Sessions #4"Turn on the Lights and Let the Sun Shine In" - Incorporating Lighting, Appliances, and Renewable Energy Sources Into the Rating Method
"Builders Roundtable" - How to Select and Work with Raters
"Reaching for the Stars" - Building America's Performance Criteria
"With A Little Help from My Friends" - Successful State Sponsored Residential Energy Efficiency Programs
Break Out Sessions #5"How Reliable is Sampling?" - Results of the Ohio Sampling Pilot Evaluation
"Paths of Glory" - Elements of Successful ENERGY STAR Homes Labeling Programs
"Field of Dreams" - Implications of Zero Energy Home Initiative
"Seizing Opportunities with ENERGY STAR for Existing Homes"
Break Out Sessions #6"Taking Care of Business" - The Management Issues of Running a Successful Rating Business
"Setting the Standard for Home Performance in Existing Homes" - The Building Performance Institute
"Setting the Sights on Ducts" - Overview of Duct Leakage Measurement Protocols
Wednesday General Session"All That Shines is Not Gold" - Principles for Effective and Responsible Tax Incentives for Residential Energy Efficiency
Break Out Sessions #7"Getting It Right" - Construction Practices Recommended to Builders
"One Size Does Not Fit All" - Developing and Growing Niche Builder Markets
"A Tool for Affordable Housing" - Tapping the Opportunities of Partnering with Affordable Housing Programs
"Keeping the Sun Out and the Energy In" - Changing Window Efficiency Specifications in the HERS® Reference
Post Conference Workshop"Making the Case" - How to Convince Building Code Officials to Accept Home Energy Ratings as a Compliance Option to Residential Energy Codes
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February 24 - 26, 2003