Solar Technical Assistance Team 2014 FY End Feedback

OMB # 1910-5160

Solar Technical Assistance Team 2014 Fiscal Year-End Feedback

1. Is NREL's Solar Technical Assistance Team (STAT) a trusted source for solar education?

• Strongly Disagree

• Somewhat Disagree

• Not Sure

• Somewhat Agree

• Strongly Agree

 

2. Please select your top preferences for receiving educational information from STAT. (Select all that apply)

• Blog posts

• Email newsletters

• Google Hangouts

• In-person events

• Podcasts

• Webinars

• Website content

• Other

 

3. What topics would you like STAT to feature in the next year? (Select all that apply)

• Community Solar Case Studies

• Cross-Subsidization Issues

• Distributed PV Interconnection Costs

• Economics of Loan Products

• Net Metering Issues

• PV Energy Storage Case Studies

• Regulatory Pathways

• Solar in Strategic Planning

• Third-Party-Owned PV Customer Costs, Leasing Structure and Behavior Drivers

• Tools for Policymakers

• Water Use by Solar

• Value-of-Solar Case Studies

• Other

 

4. Have you received technical assistance from STAT in the past?

• Yes

• No

 

5. If no, would you consider applying in the future?

• Yes

• No

6. Which of these roles best describes your professional affiliation/organization?

• Consultant

• Consumer

• Educator

• Energy Utility

• Equipment distributer

• Government – state employee

• Government – municipal employee

• News media representative

• Researcher

• Student

• Other

 

7. What is the primary way that you stay current on state and local policy best practices?

• Conference attendance

• Email subscriptions

• Social media

• Technical reports

• Traditional media

• Online content

• Other

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