Amy Schmidt helps maintain DSMdat, the comprehensive E Source database of energy-efficiency and demand-side management (DSM) initiatives in the US and Canada, and researches DSM program design and implementation. The Universities Council on Water Resources published Amy's thesis on utility water pricing mechanisms after she received a BA in environmental economics from Bates College in Lewiston, Maine.
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Will you SMB my Valentine?
February 14, 2020
<p>This Valentine’s Day, E Source is doing some soul-searching on how to kindle the flame between utilities and their small and midsize business (SMB) customers. Here are four high-level insights to help you get started.</p>
Unlocking the Next Generation of Residential DSM Programs
July 31, 2019
As baselines rise and markets transform, program managers are looking for innovative ways to fill the savings gap. So what does the next generation of residential demand-side management programs look like? We hosted a workshop for program managers at our headquarters to find out.