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Operating & Delivering Weatherization Programs

WAP by the Numbers

Wednesday, April 9, 2025
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM  
Location: Empire A (Level 2)
CE: 1 CEU credits
CEU Type(s): BPI, BSI, EA, INTERNACHI, NARI, QCI, RESNET

  • Adam Romano (he/him/his)

    Senior Director, Workforce Development & Training
    Association for Energy Affordability
    Bronx, New York

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    Heather Nolen

    Director, Programs
    Association for Energy Affordability
    Bronx, New York

Hundreds of WAP projects are installed annually. Millions of dollars are spent. How much energy is actually being saved? How are operations being impacted? What are residents saying? This session will report out on case studies of actual projects, revealing what was spent, what was saved, and what folks are saying about the work post-construction. How well did we actually do? Did we hit the savings goals? Have utility bills gone down? Most importantly what lessons have we learned and how have we adapted? We will be sharing all of this data with you. Full transparency on how our projects are performing, what we did right, and what we will do differently next time. 

Learning Objectives:

By attending this session, attendees will:
  • Understand how much energy has been saved in weatherization projects, post retrofit
  • Determine the impact weatherization has on the operating cost, occupant health, safety, and comfort
  • Explain how operations and maintenance of the building are being impacted by weatherization