Low-Income Solar, Part 1:
Lessons Learned from Energy Efficiency Programs
Thursday, March 23, 1-2pm ET
As states seek to increase the
adoption of solar among low-income households and communities, the history of
low-income energy efficiency programs provides useful lessons. In this webinar,
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researcher Ian Hoffman will discuss the
lessons learned from low-income energy efficiency programs, and how they can be
applied to low-income solar programs. Topics covered will include how programs
can be tailored to different segments of the low-income population, such as
multifamily vs. single-family housing, as well as what obstacles have been
encountered and what new solutions are proposed.
Panelist: Ian
Hoffman, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Moderator: Warren Leon, Clean Energy States Alliance
Low-Income Solar, Part 2:
Using the Tools of Low-Income Energy Efficiency Financing
Thursday, March 30, 1-2pm ET
As states seek to increase the
adoption of solar among low-income households and communities, many states are
considering employing financing tools that have been used for low-income energy
efficiency. In this webinar, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researcher
Greg Leventis will review low-income energy efficiency financing products and
discuss how different financing products can address different barriers to
low-income energy improvements.
Panelist: Greg
Leventis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Moderator: Warren Leon, Clean Energy States Alliance
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