How can States best reconcile the historical metrics by which States have gauged the progress of their programs with the added metrics (i.e. job creation/retention) from the Recovery Act?
The traditional metrics by which SEP has been measured—energy savings, greenhouse gas emissions, etc.—continue to be as important as they have always been. SEP activities have always created jobs and benefited the States’ economies; many States have tracked that aspect of the program’s benefits. DOE now places more emphasis on capturing that information from every State and encourages the States to focus their plans on activities that have the greatest jobs creation potential.
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