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The document provides an overview of Energy Trust's quality consultation program. It discusses Energy Trust as a nonprofit organization serving Oregon and SW Washington that provides access to affordable and renewable energy. It then summarizes that through the program, 368 average megawatts have been saved, enough energy to power 370,000 homes and heat 55,000 homes for a year. Finally, it outlines next steps for Energy Trust, which include taking a multifaceted approach to quality management and assisting contractors to internalize quality control.
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- 1. Quality Consultation Energy Trust Existing Homes May 6, 2015
- 2. About • Independent nonprofit • Serving 1.5 million customers of Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, NW Natural and Cascade Natural Gas • Providing access to affordable energy • Generating homegrown, renewable power • Building a stronger Oregon and SW Washington
- 3. A clean energy power plant • 368 average megawatts saved • 110 aMW generated • 28.2 million annual therms saved • Enough energy to power 370,000 homes and heat 55,000 homes for a year • Avoided 8.4 million tons of carbon dioxide
- 4. Overview of Consultation • Participating contractors • Lessons learned • Next steps for the program
- 5. Eight contractors selected • Consultation scope • Services offered • Company demographics
- 8. Lessons learned • Size of the contractor • Each contractor had different needs • Disconnect between the office and field • Need a champion
- 9. Evolving quality management • Increased resources for contractors • Internal quality control processes • Quality tools and examples • Quality Management Plan template
- 10. Next steps for Energy Trust • Multi-faceted approach to quality management • Assist contractors to internalize quality control • Evaluate quality needs based on a measure by measure approach • Blend field verification, data analysis, invoice review, and customer engagement