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    • Leveraging Basics
      • The ‘Leveraging’ Sections of the WAP Statute and Regulations
      • Survey on Planning Initiatives or Implementation Efforts
    • Utility Leveraged Programs
      • Index: Programs & Their Features
        • A. Structure
        • B. Measures
        • C. Eligible Units
        • D. Funding
        • E. Results
    • Housing Financing Tools
      • Loans
    • Fee-for-Service Weatherization
    • Technology/Green
      • Promising Practices in Multifamily Weatherization
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Leveraging Basics

  • First Steps
  • Utilities and Regulations - Basics
First Steps
  • EOS: How to Pay for WAP and Other Leveraging Advocacy (pdf)
  • The WAP and LIHEAP Statutes’ Leveraging Provisions
  • EOS: PAYBACK! Or: Rewards for States that Support Leveraging Activities to Build Utility Partnerships (pdf)
  • EOS: How Do Utility Residential Energy Efficiency Programs for Low- and Moderate-Income Consumers Work Now? What Makes Them Effective? (pdf)
  • EOS: Demand Side Management Programs = Weatherization Partnership Opportunities (pdf)
  • Energy Market Concepts (ppt)
  • Energy Terms You Need to Know (pdf)
Utilities and Regulations - Basics
  • EOS: What Weatherizers Need to Know About Designing Utility Partnership (pdf)
  • Advocating for Low-Income Programs/Leveraging: The Beginning - Lisa Kesecker (WV) and Chuck Ebert (WA) (pdf) (2008)
  • Beginner’s Leveraging Session: Getting Started – Options, Resources, and Strategies (ppt) | Session Handout
  • Assessing Your Advocacy and Leveraging Options: Planning Templates, Tools, First Steps (pdf)
  • The Four Things Every Low-Income Advocate Should Have on the Shelf or in a Desk Drawer (pdf)
  • Training by John Colgan, organizer – Start Up an Affordable Energy Coalition (pdf)
  • New Mexico: Successful Leveraging Model (pdf)

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