Response to Pecan Street Project Working Group Recommendations
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1. Evaluate the Pecan Street Project Working Group Recommendations

The purpose of this survey is to rate and categorize public feedback to the Recommendations released by the Pecan Street Project Working Group on March 24, 2010.

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1. What grade would you give the Pecan Street Project in including members of the entrepreneur community?

	A	B	C	F
A high to F low.	*What grade would you give the Pecan Street Project in including members of the entrepreneur community? A high to F low. A	A high to F low. B	A high to F low. C	A high to F low. F

What suggestions would you like to give to the Pecan Street Project?

2. Industry sector you or your company represents (can be multiple):

Industry sector you or your company represents (can be multiple): Energy Storage Other Energy Management Systems (SCADA) "Grid-Scale" Generation Ancillary Services Provider Energy Management Systems (Home Energy Network)	Energy Customer Utility / Transmission Distributed Generation Energy IT Meter Technology
Other (please specify)

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3. On which side of the meter are you creating a product or service?

On which side of the meter are you creating a product or service? Consumer side of the meter

Utility side of the meter

My product requires both sides of the meter

Other

Other (please specify)

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4. Please rank, by order of importance, these Guiding Principles of the PSP Working Group:

	Most Important	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	Least Important
1. Environmental Protection	*Please rank, by order of importance, these Guiding Principles of the PSP Working Group: 1. Environmental Protection Most Important	1. Environmental Protection 2nd	1. Environmental Protection 3rd	1. Environmental Protection 4th	1. Environmental Protection 5th	1. Environmental Protection 6th	1. Environmental Protection Least Important
2. Replicability	2. Replicability Most Important	2. Replicability 2nd	2. Replicability 3rd	2. Replicability 4th	2. Replicability 5th	2. Replicability 6th	2. Replicability Least Important
3. Economic Development	3. Economic Development Most Important	3. Economic Development 2nd	3. Economic Development 3rd	3. Economic Development 4th	3. Economic Development 5th	3. Economic Development 6th	3. Economic Development Least Important
4. Economic Stability of the City and Austin Energy	4. Economic Stability of the City and Austin Energy Most Important	4. Economic Stability of the City and Austin Energy 2nd	4. Economic Stability of the City and Austin Energy 3rd	4. Economic Stability of the City and Austin Energy 4th	4. Economic Stability of the City and Austin Energy 5th	4. Economic Stability of the City and Austin Energy 6th	4. Economic Stability of the City and Austin Energy Least Important
5. Interdependency of Renewable Energy and Efficiency	5. Interdependency of Renewable Energy and Efficiency Most Important	5. Interdependency of Renewable Energy and Efficiency 2nd	5. Interdependency of Renewable Energy and Efficiency 3rd	5. Interdependency of Renewable Energy and Efficiency 4th	5. Interdependency of Renewable Energy and Efficiency 5th	5. Interdependency of Renewable Energy and Efficiency 6th	5. Interdependency of Renewable Energy and Efficiency Least Important
6. Scope of Community Integration	6. Scope of Community Integration Most Important	6. Scope of Community Integration 2nd	6. Scope of Community Integration 3rd	6. Scope of Community Integration 4th	6. Scope of Community Integration 5th	6. Scope of Community Integration 6th	6. Scope of Community Integration Least Important
7. Collaborative Process	7. Collaborative Process Most Important	7. Collaborative Process 2nd	7. Collaborative Process 3rd	7. Collaborative Process 4th	7. Collaborative Process 5th	7. Collaborative Process 6th	7. Collaborative Process Least Important

Please elaborate:

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5. Please rank, by order of importance, these Critical Components listed by the PSP Working Group:

	Most Important	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	Least Important
1. Energy efficiency measures should play a primary role in reducing demand.	*Please rank, by order of importance, these Critical Components listed by the PSP Working Group: 1. Energy efficiency measures should play a primary role in reducing demand. Most Important	1. Energy efficiency measures should play a primary role in reducing demand. 2nd	1. Energy efficiency measures should play a primary role in reducing demand. 3rd	1. Energy efficiency measures should play a primary role in reducing demand. 4th	1. Energy efficiency measures should play a primary role in reducing demand. 5th	1. Energy efficiency measures should play a primary role in reducing demand. 6th	1. Energy efficiency measures should play a primary role in reducing demand. Least Important
2. Demand response measures should be maximized to manage and normalize demand.	2. Demand response measures should be maximized to manage and normalize demand. Most Important	2. Demand response measures should be maximized to manage and normalize demand. 2nd	2. Demand response measures should be maximized to manage and normalize demand. 3rd	2. Demand response measures should be maximized to manage and normalize demand. 4th	2. Demand response measures should be maximized to manage and normalize demand. 5th	2. Demand response measures should be maximized to manage and normalize demand. 6th	2. Demand response measures should be maximized to manage and normalize demand. Least Important
3. User-controlled energy management should be significantly increased, which will require installation of compatible smart metering, home networking and energy-controllable appliances.	3. User-controlled energy management should be significantly increased, which will require installation of compatible smart metering, home networking and energy-controllable appliances. Most Important	3. User-controlled energy management should be significantly increased, which will require installation of compatible smart metering, home networking and energy-controllable appliances. 2nd	3. User-controlled energy management should be significantly increased, which will require installation of compatible smart metering, home networking and energy-controllable appliances. 3rd	3. User-controlled energy management should be significantly increased, which will require installation of compatible smart metering, home networking and energy-controllable appliances. 4th	3. User-controlled energy management should be significantly increased, which will require installation of compatible smart metering, home networking and energy-controllable appliances. 5th	3. User-controlled energy management should be significantly increased, which will require installation of compatible smart metering, home networking and energy-controllable appliances. 6th	3. User-controlled energy management should be significantly increased, which will require installation of compatible smart metering, home networking and energy-controllable appliances. Least Important
4. Reliance on distributed generation should increase significantly, which will require integration with user consumption controls and financial compensation for surplus energy.	4. Reliance on distributed generation should increase significantly, which will require integration with user consumption controls and financial compensation for surplus energy. Most Important	4. Reliance on distributed generation should increase significantly, which will require integration with user consumption controls and financial compensation for surplus energy. 2nd	4. Reliance on distributed generation should increase significantly, which will require integration with user consumption controls and financial compensation for surplus energy. 3rd	4. Reliance on distributed generation should increase significantly, which will require integration with user consumption controls and financial compensation for surplus energy. 4th	4. Reliance on distributed generation should increase significantly, which will require integration with user consumption controls and financial compensation for surplus energy. 5th	4. Reliance on distributed generation should increase significantly, which will require integration with user consumption controls and financial compensation for surplus energy. 6th	4. Reliance on distributed generation should increase significantly, which will require integration with user consumption controls and financial compensation for surplus energy. Least Important
5. Energy storage and the transportation sector should be integrated into the utility’s physical and financial infrastructure.	5. Energy storage and the transportation sector should be integrated into the utility’s physical and financial infrastructure. Most Important	5. Energy storage and the transportation sector should be integrated into the utility’s physical and financial infrastructure. 2nd	5. Energy storage and the transportation sector should be integrated into the utility’s physical and financial infrastructure. 3rd	5. Energy storage and the transportation sector should be integrated into the utility’s physical and financial infrastructure. 4th	5. Energy storage and the transportation sector should be integrated into the utility’s physical and financial infrastructure. 5th	5. Energy storage and the transportation sector should be integrated into the utility’s physical and financial infrastructure. 6th	5. Energy storage and the transportation sector should be integrated into the utility’s physical and financial infrastructure. Least Important
6. Reliance on fossil fuel electricity should be significantly reduced.	6. Reliance on fossil fuel electricity should be significantly reduced. Most Important	6. Reliance on fossil fuel electricity should be significantly reduced. 2nd	6. Reliance on fossil fuel electricity should be significantly reduced. 3rd	6. Reliance on fossil fuel electricity should be significantly reduced. 4th	6. Reliance on fossil fuel electricity should be significantly reduced. 5th	6. Reliance on fossil fuel electricity should be significantly reduced. 6th	6. Reliance on fossil fuel electricity should be significantly reduced. Least Important
7. Water use/availability must be weighed more heavily in the utility’s planning.	7. Water use/availability must be weighed more heavily in the utility’s planning. Most Important	7. Water use/availability must be weighed more heavily in the utility’s planning. 2nd	7. Water use/availability must be weighed more heavily in the utility’s planning. 3rd	7. Water use/availability must be weighed more heavily in the utility’s planning. 4th	7. Water use/availability must be weighed more heavily in the utility’s planning. 5th	7. Water use/availability must be weighed more heavily in the utility’s planning. 6th	7. Water use/availability must be weighed more heavily in the utility’s planning. Least Important

Please elaborate:

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6. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to Renewable Distributed Energy Deployment and Testing:

	Not Important	Somewhat Important	Very Important	Essential Action	N/A
1. Deploy 20 MW of New Distributed Renewable Resources	*Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to Renewable Distributed Energy Deployment and Testing: 1. Deploy 20 MW of New Distributed Renewable Resources Not Important	1. Deploy 20 MW of New Distributed Renewable Resources Somewhat Important	1. Deploy 20 MW of New Distributed Renewable Resources Very Important	1. Deploy 20 MW of New Distributed Renewable Resources Essential Action	1. Deploy 20 MW of New Distributed Renewable Resources N/A
2. Quantify the “True” Value of Distributed Generation	2. Quantify the “True” Value of Distributed Generation Not Important	2. Quantify the “True” Value of Distributed Generation Somewhat Important	2. Quantify the “True” Value of Distributed Generation Very Important	2. Quantify the “True” Value of Distributed Generation Essential Action	2. Quantify the “True” Value of Distributed Generation N/A
3. Deploy Additional 80 MW of Distributed Renewable Resources	3. Deploy Additional 80 MW of Distributed Renewable Resources Not Important	3. Deploy Additional 80 MW of Distributed Renewable Resources Somewhat Important	3. Deploy Additional 80 MW of Distributed Renewable Resources Very Important	3. Deploy Additional 80 MW of Distributed Renewable Resources Essential Action	3. Deploy Additional 80 MW of Distributed Renewable Resources N/A
4. Launch Distributed Renewable Energy Pilots: a) Up to 2 megawatts of co-op solar (fractional ownership of off-site solar generation), b) Solar shades at the Austin-Bergstrom Airport parking facilities, c) Quantifying the potential of micro-wind generation on downtown high rise buildings, d) Quantifying the potential of local combined heat and power generation using turbines with waste heat, e) Quantifying the potential of geothermal heat pumps for residential and commercial properties, f) Big-box rooftop solar owned by landlord/developer, and g) Fayette Power Plant co-firing with bio-mass.	4. Launch Distributed Renewable Energy Pilots: a) Up to 2 megawatts of co-op solar (fractional ownership of off-site solar generation), b) Solar shades at the Austin-Bergstrom Airport parking facilities, c) Quantifying the potential of micro-wind generation on downtown high rise buildings, d) Quantifying the potential of local combined heat and power generation using turbines with waste heat, e) Quantifying the potential of geothermal heat pumps for residential and commercial properties, f) Big-box rooftop solar owned by landlord/developer, and g) Fayette Power Plant co-firing with bio-mass. Not Important	4. Launch Distributed Renewable Energy Pilots: a) Up to 2 megawatts of co-op solar (fractional ownership of off-site solar generation), b) Solar shades at the Austin-Bergstrom Airport parking facilities, c) Quantifying the potential of micro-wind generation on downtown high rise buildings, d) Quantifying the potential of local combined heat and power generation using turbines with waste heat, e) Quantifying the potential of geothermal heat pumps for residential and commercial properties, f) Big-box rooftop solar owned by landlord/developer, and g) Fayette Power Plant co-firing with bio-mass. Somewhat Important	4. Launch Distributed Renewable Energy Pilots: a) Up to 2 megawatts of co-op solar (fractional ownership of off-site solar generation), b) Solar shades at the Austin-Bergstrom Airport parking facilities, c) Quantifying the potential of micro-wind generation on downtown high rise buildings, d) Quantifying the potential of local combined heat and power generation using turbines with waste heat, e) Quantifying the potential of geothermal heat pumps for residential and commercial properties, f) Big-box rooftop solar owned by landlord/developer, and g) Fayette Power Plant co-firing with bio-mass. Very Important	4. Launch Distributed Renewable Energy Pilots: a) Up to 2 megawatts of co-op solar (fractional ownership of off-site solar generation), b) Solar shades at the Austin-Bergstrom Airport parking facilities, c) Quantifying the potential of micro-wind generation on downtown high rise buildings, d) Quantifying the potential of local combined heat and power generation using turbines with waste heat, e) Quantifying the potential of geothermal heat pumps for residential and commercial properties, f) Big-box rooftop solar owned by landlord/developer, and g) Fayette Power Plant co-firing with bio-mass. Essential Action	4. Launch Distributed Renewable Energy Pilots: a) Up to 2 megawatts of co-op solar (fractional ownership of off-site solar generation), b) Solar shades at the Austin-Bergstrom Airport parking facilities, c) Quantifying the potential of micro-wind generation on downtown high rise buildings, d) Quantifying the potential of local combined heat and power generation using turbines with waste heat, e) Quantifying the potential of geothermal heat pumps for residential and commercial properties, f) Big-box rooftop solar owned by landlord/developer, and g) Fayette Power Plant co-firing with bio-mass. N/A
5. Expand Demand Response Program	5. Expand Demand Response Program Not Important	5. Expand Demand Response Program Somewhat Important	5. Expand Demand Response Program Very Important	5. Expand Demand Response Program Essential Action	5. Expand Demand Response Program N/A
6. Test Energy Storage	6. Test Energy Storage Not Important	6. Test Energy Storage Somewhat Important	6. Test Energy Storage Very Important	6. Test Energy Storage Essential Action	6. Test Energy Storage N/A

Please elaborate:

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7. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to Smart Grid Testing and Pilots:

	Not Important	Somewhat Important	Very Important	Essential Action	N/A
7. Launch Smart Grid Demonstration Project	*Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to Smart Grid Testing and Pilots: 7. Launch Smart Grid Demonstration Project Not Important	7. Launch Smart Grid Demonstration Project Somewhat Important	7. Launch Smart Grid Demonstration Project Very Important	7. Launch Smart Grid Demonstration Project Essential Action	7. Launch Smart Grid Demonstration Project N/A
8. Design and Test User Interface	8. Design and Test User Interface Not Important	8. Design and Test User Interface Somewhat Important	8. Design and Test User Interface Very Important	8. Design and Test User Interface Essential Action	8. Design and Test User Interface N/A
9. Build Demonstration House and Business	9. Build Demonstration House and Business Not Important	9. Build Demonstration House and Business Somewhat Important	9. Build Demonstration House and Business Very Important	9. Build Demonstration House and Business Essential Action	9. Build Demonstration House and Business N/A
10. Promote Plug-in Electric Vehicle Penetration	10. Promote Plug-in Electric Vehicle Penetration Not Important	10. Promote Plug-in Electric Vehicle Penetration Somewhat Important	10. Promote Plug-in Electric Vehicle Penetration Very Important	10. Promote Plug-in Electric Vehicle Penetration Essential Action	10. Promote Plug-in Electric Vehicle Penetration N/A
11. Establish Open Source On-Grid Testing Program	11. Establish Open Source On-Grid Testing Program Not Important	11. Establish Open Source On-Grid Testing Program Somewhat Important	11. Establish Open Source On-Grid Testing Program Very Important	11. Establish Open Source On-Grid Testing Program Essential Action	11. Establish Open Source On-Grid Testing Program N/A

Please elaborate:

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8. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to a New Rate Structure, and to a new Business Model:

	Not Important	Somewhat Important	Very Important	Essential Action	N/A
12. Unbundle Rates	*Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to a New Rate Structure, and to a new Business Model: 12. Unbundle Rates Not Important	12. Unbundle Rates Somewhat Important	12. Unbundle Rates Very Important	12. Unbundle Rates Essential Action	12. Unbundle Rates N/A
13. Design New Solar Program	13. Design New Solar Program Not Important	13. Design New Solar Program Somewhat Important	13. Design New Solar Program Very Important	13. Design New Solar Program Essential Action	13. Design New Solar Program N/A
14. Move to Dynamic Pricing	14. Move to Dynamic Pricing Not Important	14. Move to Dynamic Pricing Somewhat Important	14. Move to Dynamic Pricing Very Important	14. Move to Dynamic Pricing Essential Action	14. Move to Dynamic Pricing N/A
15. Expand Energy Services	15. Expand Energy Services Not Important	15. Expand Energy Services Somewhat Important	15. Expand Energy Services Very Important	15. Expand Energy Services Essential Action	15. Expand Energy Services N/A
16. Develop New Revenue Model Options	16. Develop New Revenue Model Options Not Important	16. Develop New Revenue Model Options Somewhat Important	16. Develop New Revenue Model Options Very Important	16. Develop New Revenue Model Options Essential Action	16. Develop New Revenue Model Options N/A
17. Encourage a Third Party Electric Services Market	17. Encourage a Third Party Electric Services Market Not Important	17. Encourage a Third Party Electric Services Market Somewhat Important	17. Encourage a Third Party Electric Services Market Very Important	17. Encourage a Third Party Electric Services Market Essential Action	17. Encourage a Third Party Electric Services Market N/A

Please elaborate:

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9. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Water Management:

	Not Important	Somewhat Important	Very Important	Essential Action	N/A
18. Price Water to Spur Conservation and Load Shifting	*Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Water Management: 18. Price Water to Spur Conservation and Load Shifting Not Important	18. Price Water to Spur Conservation and Load Shifting Somewhat Important	18. Price Water to Spur Conservation and Load Shifting Very Important	18. Price Water to Spur Conservation and Load Shifting Essential Action	18. Price Water to Spur Conservation and Load Shifting N/A
19. Install and Test Smart Water Meters	19. Install and Test Smart Water Meters Not Important	19. Install and Test Smart Water Meters Somewhat Important	19. Install and Test Smart Water Meters Very Important	19. Install and Test Smart Water Meters Essential Action	19. Install and Test Smart Water Meters N/A
20. Provide More Usage Information to Water Customers	20. Provide More Usage Information to Water Customers Not Important	20. Provide More Usage Information to Water Customers Somewhat Important	20. Provide More Usage Information to Water Customers Very Important	20. Provide More Usage Information to Water Customers Essential Action	20. Provide More Usage Information to Water Customers N/A
21. Cross-Train City Water and Energy Auditors	21. Cross-Train City Water and Energy Auditors Not Important	21. Cross-Train City Water and Energy Auditors Somewhat Important	21. Cross-Train City Water and Energy Auditors Very Important	21. Cross-Train City Water and Energy Auditors Essential Action	21. Cross-Train City Water and Energy Auditors N/A
22. Reduce Landscape Water Use	22. Reduce Landscape Water Use Not Important	22. Reduce Landscape Water Use Somewhat Important	22. Reduce Landscape Water Use Very Important	22. Reduce Landscape Water Use Essential Action	22. Reduce Landscape Water Use N/A
23. Establish City Water Use Targets	23. Establish City Water Use Targets Not Important	23. Establish City Water Use Targets Somewhat Important	23. Establish City Water Use Targets Very Important	23. Establish City Water Use Targets Essential Action	23. Establish City Water Use Targets N/A

Please elaborate:

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10. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Public Policy (Beyond Austin Energy), and for Economic Development and Job Training:

	Not Important	Somewhat Important	Very Important	Essential Action	N/A
24. Require Solar-Ready Construction	*Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Public Policy (Beyond Austin Energy), and for Economic Development and Job Training: 24. Require Solar-Ready Construction Not Important	24. Require Solar-Ready Construction Somewhat Important	24. Require Solar-Ready Construction Very Important	24. Require Solar-Ready Construction Essential Action	24. Require Solar-Ready Construction N/A
25. Require Lighting Controls	25. Require Lighting Controls Not Important	25. Require Lighting Controls Somewhat Important	25. Require Lighting Controls Very Important	25. Require Lighting Controls Essential Action	25. Require Lighting Controls N/A
26. Adopt Performance-Based Codes	26. Adopt Performance-Based Codes Not Important	26. Adopt Performance-Based Codes Somewhat Important	26. Adopt Performance-Based Codes Very Important	26. Adopt Performance-Based Codes Essential Action	26. Adopt Performance-Based Codes N/A
27. Encourage Solar and Other Efficient Water Heating	27. Encourage Solar and Other Efficient Water Heating Not Important	27. Encourage Solar and Other Efficient Water Heating Somewhat Important	27. Encourage Solar and Other Efficient Water Heating Very Important	27. Encourage Solar and Other Efficient Water Heating Essential Action	27. Encourage Solar and Other Efficient Water Heating N/A
28. Create Construction Efficiency Incentives	28. Create Construction Efficiency Incentives Not Important	28. Create Construction Efficiency Incentives Somewhat Important	28. Create Construction Efficiency Incentives Very Important	28. Create Construction Efficiency Incentives Essential Action	28. Create Construction Efficiency Incentives N/A
29. Modify Municipal Lighting	29. Modify Municipal Lighting Not Important	29. Modify Municipal Lighting Somewhat Important	29. Modify Municipal Lighting Very Important	29. Modify Municipal Lighting Essential Action	29. Modify Municipal Lighting N/A
30. Spur Multi-Family PEV Construction	30. Spur Multi-Family PEV Construction Not Important	30. Spur Multi-Family PEV Construction Somewhat Important	30. Spur Multi-Family PEV Construction Very Important	30. Spur Multi-Family PEV Construction Essential Action	30. Spur Multi-Family PEV Construction N/A
31. Enact Solar Financing Legislation (HB 1937 ~ “PACE”)	31. Enact Solar Financing Legislation (HB 1937 ~ “PACE”) Not Important	31. Enact Solar Financing Legislation (HB 1937 ~ “PACE”) Somewhat Important	31. Enact Solar Financing Legislation (HB 1937 ~ “PACE”) Very Important	31. Enact Solar Financing Legislation (HB 1937 ~ “PACE”) Essential Action	31. Enact Solar Financing Legislation (HB 1937 ~ “PACE”) N/A
32. Launch Smart Strip Partnership	32. Launch Smart Strip Partnership Not Important	32. Launch Smart Strip Partnership Somewhat Important	32. Launch Smart Strip Partnership Very Important	32. Launch Smart Strip Partnership Essential Action	32. Launch Smart Strip Partnership N/A
33. Design and Launch Regional Purchasing Partnership	33. Design and Launch Regional Purchasing Partnership Not Important	33. Design and Launch Regional Purchasing Partnership Somewhat Important	33. Design and Launch Regional Purchasing Partnership Very Important	33. Design and Launch Regional Purchasing Partnership Essential Action	33. Design and Launch Regional Purchasing Partnership N/A
34. Expand Start-Up and Incubation Support	34. Expand Start-Up and Incubation Support Not Important	34. Expand Start-Up and Incubation Support Somewhat Important	34. Expand Start-Up and Incubation Support Very Important	34. Expand Start-Up and Incubation Support Essential Action	34. Expand Start-Up and Incubation Support N/A
35. Develop Local Preference Criteria for Smart Grid Procurement	35. Develop Local Preference Criteria for Smart Grid Procurement Not Important	35. Develop Local Preference Criteria for Smart Grid Procurement Somewhat Important	35. Develop Local Preference Criteria for Smart Grid Procurement Very Important	35. Develop Local Preference Criteria for Smart Grid Procurement Essential Action	35. Develop Local Preference Criteria for Smart Grid Procurement N/A
36. Coordinate Marketing and Incentive Efforts	36. Coordinate Marketing and Incentive Efforts Not Important	36. Coordinate Marketing and Incentive Efforts Somewhat Important	36. Coordinate Marketing and Incentive Efforts Very Important	36. Coordinate Marketing and Incentive Efforts Essential Action	36. Coordinate Marketing and Incentive Efforts N/A
37. Pursue New Energy Consortium	37. Pursue New Energy Consortium Not Important	37. Pursue New Energy Consortium Somewhat Important	37. Pursue New Energy Consortium Very Important	37. Pursue New Energy Consortium Essential Action	37. Pursue New Energy Consortium N/A
38. Develop Standardized Green Job Training Curricula	38. Develop Standardized Green Job Training Curricula Not Important	38. Develop Standardized Green Job Training Curricula Somewhat Important	38. Develop Standardized Green Job Training Curricula Very Important	38. Develop Standardized Green Job Training Curricula Essential Action	38. Develop Standardized Green Job Training Curricula N/A
39. Consolidate and Coordinate Green Job Efforts	39. Consolidate and Coordinate Green Job Efforts Not Important	39. Consolidate and Coordinate Green Job Efforts Somewhat Important	39. Consolidate and Coordinate Green Job Efforts Very Important	39. Consolidate and Coordinate Green Job Efforts Essential Action	39. Consolidate and Coordinate Green Job Efforts N/A

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Response to Pecan Street Project Working Group RecommendationsExit this survey

1. Evaluate the Pecan Street Project Working Group Recommendations

*1. What grade would you give the Pecan Street Project in including members of the entrepreneur community?

2. Industry sector you or your company represents (can be multiple):

*3. On which side of the meter are you creating a product or service?

*4. Please rank, by order of importance, these Guiding Principles of the PSP Working Group:

*5. Please rank, by order of importance, these Critical Components listed by the PSP Working Group:

*6. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to Renewable Distributed Energy Deployment and Testing:

*7. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to Smart Grid Testing and Pilots:

*8. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to a New Rate Structure, and to a new Business Model:

*9. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Water Management:

*10. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Public Policy (Beyond Austin Energy), and for Economic Development and Job Training:

Response to Pecan Street Project Working Group Recommendations
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1. What grade would you give the Pecan Street Project in including members of the entrepreneur community?

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3. On which side of the meter are you creating a product or service?

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4. Please rank, by order of importance, these Guiding Principles of the PSP Working Group:

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5. Please rank, by order of importance, these Critical Components listed by the PSP Working Group:

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6. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to Renewable Distributed Energy Deployment and Testing:

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7. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to Smart Grid Testing and Pilots:

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8. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Austin Energy pertaining to a New Rate Structure, and to a new Business Model:

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9. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Water Management:

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10. Please rank, by level of importance, these PSP Working Group recommendations for Public Policy (Beyond Austin Energy), and for Economic Development and Job Training: