and occupant descriptive information 4.1 Appliance use and fuel type 5.1 Installation costs and lifetimes of energy conservation measures assumed in the measure selection technique, 6.1 House-by-house listing of. energy conservation measure information for the 36 audit houses unaffected by an error in the measure selection technique 6.2 House-by-house listing of energy conservation measure information for the nine audit houses affected by an error in the measure selection technique 6.3 Summary of information on conservation measures installed in the 36 audit houses unaffected by an error in the measure selection technique 6.4 Comparison of actual and assumed costs for energy conservation measures 7.1 Control house air-leakage measurements 7.2 Audit house air-leakage measurements 7.3 Control house indoor temperatures 7.4 Audit house indoor temperatures 7.5 Control house electricity consumptions 7.6 Audit house electricity consumptions 7.7 Control house appliance gas consumptions 7.8 Audit house appliance gas consumptions 9.1 Control house space-heating energy consumptions 9.2 Audit house space-heating energy consumptions 105 9.3 Audit houses with pre-weatherization space-heating energy consumption greater than 1000 therms/year 9.4 Control house water-heating energy consumptions 9.5 Audit house water-heating energy consumptions 9.6 Summary of audit house energy consumptions and savings. .. .124 9.7 Economics of the energy conservation measures and weatherization program 126 9.8 Program economics assuming installation of energy conservation measures designed to reduce space-heating energy consumption only 129 9.9 Economics assuming installation of energy conservation measures designed to reduce space-heating energy consumption only and targeting higher energy users (pre-weatherization space-heating energy consumption greater than 1000 therms/year) 131 9.10 Comparison of current results with those from a previous study of the selection technique 132 A.I Houses not using average consumption rates 163 C.I Energy conservation measures that should or should not have been installed in the nine houses with significant differences 175

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We wish to thank the National Weatherization Network committee for their input to this plan to evaluate WAP during the ARRA period. We also wish to thank Bob Adams, Jennifer Somers, Tyler Huebner, Brian Levy, Frank Norcross, and Jon Muckey of DOE for their inputs as well. Comments on drafts of this report provided by Inga Treitler were very much appreciated. We also appreciate the editorial touch provided by Em Turner Chitty. Lastly, we thank Tracy Clem for her hard work on this report as well.

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