Comments on: Welch proposes national EF program

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By: Adin Maynard

Adin Maynard — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 18:21:13 +0000

A ‘performance based incentive’ for homeowners is the most direct way to make housing stock more efficient. Moreover, it may be the best way to stimlute job growth and increase ‘consumer spending’.

The current scale up of the Weatherization program has a lot of potential to have similar positive effect. However, in MA at least, it is unclear how the funds will reach the streets. It is top-down and it is unclear how many new performance contractor jobs will come of it.

On the State level, job training initiatives take a lot of time and are not related to regional employement needs and existing workforce needs- they seem to be top-down and slow in the bureaucracy.

‘performance based’ incentives will motivate homeowners and workforce to invest in efficiency. I raise my travel mug to this effort!