A multinational manufacturer of products for the commercial and industrial market sought to incorporate demand-response (DR) capabilities into its products to enable end-use customers to participate in utility DR programs and create a new market for its products. E Source helped the manufacturer develop a product roadmap to help identify a market niche and boost the DR potential of an underserved sector.
Check out this case study to learn how the E Source Water Loss Consulting team partners with water utilities to manage and reduce water losses.
Check out this case study to learn how the E Source Water Loss Consulting team partners with water utilities to manage and reduce water losses.
Check out this case study to learn how the E Source Water Loss Consulting team partners with water utilities to manage and reduce water losses.
A western utility wanted a plan to meet increasing customer demand for electric transportation in all parts of its vast service territory. It had created a transportation electrification plan (TEP) two years prior as a roadmap for encouraging customers to switch to electric transportation and making sure adequate charging infrastructure and grid capacity were available. However, the market changed dramatically in those two years and the utility felt it needed to update three aspects of its TEP:
As part of its clean-energy plan, a utility in the Pacific Northwest added a peak-time rebate program to its demand-response portfolio. But getting reliable participation in the program proved challenging. Although the utility received decent registration for the program, participation dwindled as time went on, leaving the program in a dead zone without much success.
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