2007 NonResidential Retrofit—Demand Response (NRR-DR)Manual, Forms, and Software

• Print Page
• Email Page

ELIGIBILITY: To be eligible for incentives, a project application must be submitted and PG&E must inspect and approve the project prior to the removal of the existing equipment/systems and the installation of measures. The energy savings, incentives and installed costs are estimates only. PG&E finalizes the incentive amounts after completing the project approval process. The actual incentive amount may therefore vary from the submitted amount.

Section 1 Nonresidential Retrofit Program Overview and Policies

Essential overview1 on eligibility, incentive rates, application and more.
Note: Acrobat Reader version 5 or higher is required to view these documents.

Section 2 Demand Response Program Overview and Policies

Essential overview2 on eligibility, incentive rates, application and more.
Note: Acrobat Reader version 5 or higher is required to view these documents.

Section 3 Energy Savings

More vital information to choose one of the two ways to determine how much energy you can save: estimation software or engineering calculations.

Section 4 Forms Instructions

Instructions1 on filling out the "forms".

Section 5 Software Instructions

Get instructions2 on using the NRR-DR software.

Appendices

• Appendix A: Sample NRR-DR Agreement
• Appendix B: Table of Standard Fixture Wattages
• Appendix C: Minimum Equipment Efficiency Standards
• Appendix D: Building Descriptions
• Appendix E: Engineering Calculation Worksheet
• Index

Application Software

• A statewide estimation calculation tool is available to assist you with your energy calculations to support your 2007 NRR-DR application. The 2007 NRR-DR manual and application is also included in this software.

Archives

• 2008 NRR-DR Manual, Forms, and Software
• 2006 NRR-DR Manual, Forms, and Software