E Source, a leading research and advisory firm, is pleased to announce the release of the newly reinvigorated and redesigned Business Energy Advisor. This powerful online tool contains a library of information that integrates with utility websites and provides sector-specific energy advice for utilities and their business customers.
As state and federal energy-efficiency policies are changing and measure baselines are rising, utilities are shifting their demand-side management (DSM) budgets to find more cost-effective savings opportunities. To understand how DSM budgets are changing, we analyzed planned utility budgets from 2016 to 2020, using DSM Insights, and we found:
In May 2019, we brought Tennessee Valley utility peers together for a day of collaboration focused exclusively on your LPC, your customers, and the changes taking place across the utility industry.
Via the links below, you can download presentations from the event.
During this session, we’ll discuss how you can respond to rapidly changing customer expectations and the ever-evolving energy landscape.
Ken Black, Chairman of the Board, E Source
Q:How do we tell our customers we’re planning to shift some of our generation mix to renewables but currently need to balance the resources on the grid? How have other utilities educated their customers on the reality of energy and how the transition to renewables takes time?
A:When talking to customers about the balance of resources on the grid, utilities incorporate messaging around the following points:
Q:What are best practices for engaging with business customers via events and community-based marketing?
On the fence about attending the E Source Forum 2022? Our content and conversations during this year’s event will focus on how utilities can take the important steps needed to meet the seemingly competing priorities of The Sustainable Utility. Here are 10 other reasons why you won’t want to miss it.
E Source, the leading provider of customer-focused research, data, and consulting for utilities and their partners, announced today that it has been acquired by Align Capital Partners (ACP), a growth-oriented private equity firm focused on investing in business-to-business companies that are well positioned for growth in niche markets.
Q:How are utilities encouraging customers to conserve water?
A:Utilities are engaging with residential customers to improve awareness around water conservation via their website, social media, and primarily print, radio, and direct mail advertising and marketing campaigns.
For this Ask E Source answer, we look at four examples of successful water conservation awareness campaigns as well as social media posts from utilities and examples of utility water conservation web pages.
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