New York State Energy Office Fuel-Oil Conservation Marketing Program. Final Report

摘要

The Fuel Oil Conservation Marketing Program involved the US Department of Energy (DOE), the New York State Energy Office (NYSEO), and the Empire State Petroleum Association (ESPA). The program consisted of three phases, a pilot program which was held on Long Island in 1979-1980, a statewide training and promotional program which was in operation from September 1, 1980 through September 30, 1981 in conjunction with ESPA, and an additional training effort carried out in 1982 by NYSEO focusing on heating contractors and multifamily boiler-room operators. Over 898 servicers of oil-fired residential heating equipment were trained under the three phases of this program as well as 524 operators of boiler-rooms in multifamily housing. Energy savings for the first two phases of the program alone are estimated to be the equivalent of over 13,315,000 gallons of oil. Energy cost savings are estimated to be $17,176,350 through December 1982. The materials developed for the program are attached. (ERA citation 09:002604)