To RTF:
Please see beginning of an interaction with Regional Technical Forum, on math bases for "deemed measures."
My numbers are thoroughly and publicly derived. Measure details are real, learned in first-hand down-and-dirty experience. I assert that I am nearing maturity in a self-taught college of weatherization. I wish to find my place among other researchers in Portland, and anywhere.
I ask to see bases for the numbers in the RTF work product.
Phillip Norman
Attic Access
It seems I am not entitled to a response. That is crummy. This is Day 35 of waiting for any response. At Day 13, I asked for support from Energy Trust, and was advised:
My guess is they’ll take your numbers into consideration. No guarantees of the outcome.
The message to RTF does imply criticism of their hugely-expensive, unfriendly and unprintable "work product." I find the RTF numbers are cruelly inaccurate, showing modest penalty for living with no insulation. I think the BPA/RTF numbers may have some basis in a sampling of actual before-and-after energy costs, considering heating season only, where lifestyle choice is not considered. "Before", we are less-productive in conditions of freezing, not affording enough heat. We are foolish if we afford ourselves air conditioning.
Any reader may make the comparisons, to judge merit in the work product paid-for extravagantly from our remittances for BPA electricity.
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