Are in-home displays (IHDs) a panacea that will cure the consumer’s energy-use ignorance, or are these devices better suited as part of a multifaceted treatment program? Join us for a balanced look at the current status of IHDs, how they’re being used in utility programs, and how effective they are. ...

Join us to learn about the latest developments in DR! SCE will discuss retail programs and how smart grid enhances responsiveness. ISO New England will share new strategies in wholesale markets—including incentives for demand reduction during peaks and load growth during low price periods.

Find out how to get more from your E Source membership with My E Source. You’ll learn about time-saving tools and how to stay up-to-date on the most recent E Source research and analysis.

Dealing with data privacy and network security has become a key issue when implementing smart grid and advanced metering infrastructure. Join us to learn from experts in the field on how you can work with your customers to ensure that their privacy and security are protected.

The rules for how to get some of the $4.2 billion of stimulus money allocated for smart-grid projects are still being defined, but the clock is ticking. Join us to hear how to accelerate your program so you’re ready when the rules come out.

The newly signed American Recovery and Reinvestment Act allocates over $41 billion to energy-related provisions, including renewable energy production and energy-efficiency measures for public buildings. Join us to learn how this legislation could affect you and your utility.

What does this legislation mean to you? Find out how to leverage the energy-specific provisions for your utility and business operations planning as well as in efficiency program incentives.