Case study
Learn how E Source helped Fort Collins Utilities implement a demand-response (DR) program to decrease energy usage during forecasted peak events that accounted for over 25% of all electricity costs.
Induction cooking is a proven yet fairly unknown technology that can help utilities meet both efficiency and decarbonization goals. And induction offers customers a slew of benefits, including better cooking performance, increased safety, and easy cleanup.
Utility demand response is moving from traditional one-way direct load control programs to flexible, dynamic approaches that meet grid needs, maintain high customer satisfaction, and support increased adoption of renewables. We’ve identified five trends that are leading this transition.
This press release announces the launch of E Source OneInform, a new suite of machine-learning tools designed to revolutionize the way utilities manage and develop customer programs.
At this year’s E Source Forum, we featured 27 sessions across two days and four themes: postpandemic recovery, decarbonization, utility of the future, and serving vulnerable communities. Find out which sessions were most popular, catch up on the key takeaways, and watch the session recordings.
To accommodate any COVID-19-related safety requirements or customer concerns, you need to reassess your new-construction processes. Take this time to become a better partner for builders, contractors, and end-use customers, and to provide an improved experience during the new-construction process.
Reports to help you offer the best programs to utilities
Do you help utilities design and implement midstream and upstream demand-side management programs? Our reports outline actionable advice on how you can improve your offerings to utilities.
Takeaways from the fall 2019 DSM Executive Council
In this e-book, we summarize the challenges and solutions that demand-side management (DSM) leaders discussed at the fall 2019 DSM Executive Council.
E Source Forum 2019 speaker interview
Can your behavior program deliver 2% savings? What about 3%, 5%, or even 10%? BGE’s Amanda Janaski and OUC’s Ebony Whitby answered a few of our questions about alerts, prepaid billing, and other new behavioral strategies after our E Source 2019 Forum session.
How to improve your midstream and upstream programs
Utilities are under increasing pressure to deliver cost-effective demand-side management (DSM) programs. Because of this, midstream and upstream programs have proliferated. Find out which new measures are making waves in the midstream DSM market and learn how to move your measures up the stream.
