Case Studies

Two decades of rigorous, measurement-based work in energy efficiency. We bring the same evidence-driven approach to every project.

Lattice Energy

Compressed Air Management Programs
Compressed air use in industrial facilities has long been a hidden, but significant opportunity for energy savings. Over the past 20 years, Lattice Energy has performed market research and developed program design to tap this resource.

Seattle City Light

Small Business Energy Solutions
“The installers were amazing! Very quick, knowledgeable and professional.” u2014 Participant Feedback

Regional Technical Forum

Guidelines for Reliably Measuring Energy Savings
“Lattice Energy’s work on the Guidelines has been extremely valuable. Their expertise has helped to establish Guidelines that focus on critical aspects of reliability. Equally important is the team’s thoroughness, which helps us think through all dimensions of a problem to ensure consistency in our decision making.” — Jennifer Light, Chair of Regional Technical Forum

Recurve Analytics

Engineering Review of Efficiency Projects
FLEX market is a demand-flexibility platform that pays aggregators for demand savings delivered to the grid. Rather than focusing on traditional efficiency “measures,” FLEX market determines how much savings occurs at the meter using transparent open-source M&V and pays aggregators for delivered demand reduction.

California Technical Forum

Electronic Technical Reference Manual
Since the early 1990s, electric and gas utilities have provided incentives to buy, install, or adopt energy-efficient products and services. To simplify administering these incentive programs, regulators in many states have created listings (referred to as technical reference manuals) of approved products and services, the incentives paid for each, and the savings to be expected.

Energy Trust of Oregon

2013-14 Production Efficiency
Since 2002, Energy Trust of Oregon has helped industrial customers in Oregon invest in energy-efficiency improvements. During 2013-14 more than 2,000 projects were completed that saved more than 370 million kWh of electricity and more than 2 million therms of gas.

Pacific Gas and Electric

Commercial Whole Building Demonstration
Many utilities and other organizations are trying to find the most reliable and least expensive way to measure energy savings from whole-building retrofits. These retrofits encompass investments in many building systems, equipment, and operating practices.

Bonneville Power Administration

Heat Pump Field Study
Heat pumps are an important technology for reducing the energy used to heat homes. Bonneville Power Administration and many of the retail electric utilities in the Pacific Northwest have worked for many years to improve the practices of firms that install heat pumps, so that they can achieve their full potential to save energy.

Avista Utilities

Direct Install Programs
“I would absolutely recommend other businesses participate in this program, because ultimately everything adds up, and this is a simple way to eliminate costs quickly.” u2014 Small business program participant

Energy Trust of Oregon

2020-21 Existing Building Programs
Throughout the COVID pandemic (2020-21), Energy Trust of Oregon continued to help commercial-building owners in Oregon increase energy efficiency. During this period thousands of retrofit projects (upgrades to buildings or equipment) and hundreds of strategic-energy-management (SEM) projects were completed. The latter involve improving building operation-and-maintenance practices.

Seattle City Light

Pay for Performance M&V Protocol
“Lattice was an invaluable partner to Seattle City Light during the development of our Pay for Performance program. Lattice’s expertise in measurement and verification methodology and program evaluation was instrumental in designing the industry leading program.” u2014 Colm Otten, Seattle City Light

Washington Department of Commerce

Clean Building Performance Standards
“Lattice Energy’s work developing energy use intensity targets for Washington state’s building performance standard was exceptional. Their analysis was not only technically sound. They are also skilled at facilitating stakeholder input as part of a public process.” u2014 Emily Salzberg, Washington State Department of Commerce

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