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Behavior programs showcase showdown
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.
Give customers what they want: Prepay energy customer survey
Join us as Jamie Wimberly, senior vice president of utility customer strategy at E Source, walks through our annual prepay survey results. This customer survey of 1,012 US adults explores the perspectives and sentiments that residential customers have toward prepay billing.
Using behavioral strategies to improve prepay and demand-side management
Prepaid billing is common, but have you considered the behavior-based energy savings prepay can produce? Join other utilities to hear about their experiences and the latest E Source research on how you can use behavior science to improve your prepay offerings and your DSM programs in general.
Developing a business case for prepay
Making waves in the world of prepay. In this exchange, we’ll discuss how to develop a sophisticated business case for prepay billing that will ultimately aid utilities when designing a new prepay program.
Business case development: Contact center impacts of prepay
This working session brings together members of the Prepay Energy Working Group (PEWG) to improve the business case model of prepay. First introduced by Itron, this business case was a potential tool to demonstrate the value of prepay. This first step looks at contact centers and prepay.
5 creative approaches to utility payment assistance programs
5 creative approaches to utility payment assistance programs
Managing arrears while maintaining flexibility for struggling customers is a balancing act for utilities with no universal recipe. Fortunately, there are many methods that can help. Here are five creative approaches to payment assistance programs that have shown positive results for some utilities.