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Slower adoption, higher prices, and an altered domestic supply chain: How policy changes could affect the US battery market
An executive summary from Battery Next
Recent and planned policy changes could affect all parts of the US battery market, especially EVs and energy storage. These policy changes will likely increase battery prices, slow EV adoption, and require utilities to alter ESS plans.
Fuel-switching measures in TRMs pave the way for electrification
Understanding the landscape of electrification-enabling measures in current TRMs
Technical reference manuals (TRMs) are a playbook for utilities exploring ways to incorporate electrification into their programs. Using E Source Measures Insights, we explore which jurisdictions have fuel-switching measures in their TRMs and which technologies are most common in these areas.
Validating water audits to meet annual water loss reporting requirements in California
Consulting case study
This case study explains how the E Source Water Loss Consulting team partners with utilities to validate water audits and meet annual water loss reporting requirements in California.
Transportation electrification and energy funding in the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
We provide a section-by-section explanation of the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Use this analysis to find ways to fund new EV charging infrastructure.
How utilities can support EV charging infrastructure through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
States are applying for transportation funding under the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Learn how utilities can partner with other organizations to seek funding for new EV charging infrastructure.
Performance-based regulatory strategies to accelerate beneficial electrification
Are you running into regulatory roadblocks as you pursue beneficial electrification? In this report, we explain how policy changes can help utilities align their electrification goals with societal benefits, like reducing carbon emissions.
Implementing a statewide water loss technical assistance program to support California Senate Bill 555
Consulting case study
This case study explains how the E Source Water Loss Consulting team partners with utilities to manage and reduce water losses. In particular, it describes a project to create and implement a water loss technical assistance program to help California utilities comply with state legislation.
From direct load control to flexible grid management: The evolution of demand response
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.
3 ways EISA could play out, and how you can prepare
Part of the Next Generation of Energy Savings project
Wondering how and when the US Department of Energy will likely implement new lighting standards from the US Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA)? You're not alone. We've partnered with NEEP to help you prepare your portfolio for these changes and deal with the lingering uncertainty.
Is performance-based regulation the future of the utility business model?
Cost-based regulation can conflict with a utility’s modern energy goals that incorporate economic, environmental, and societal priorities. In this webinar, we’ll explain how performance-based regulation can help utilities meet these complex goals while delivering value to shareholders.