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If a key account isn’t prepared for a peak event, they might not participate or reduce enough load, receiving steep penalties. And the utility might have to scramble to reduce demand. Learn how other utilities are preparing key account customers for peak events by providing strategic communications.
As electrification and decarbonization efforts accelerate, utilities and policymakers are deploying an ever-growing toolkit of flexible load solutions: from time-of-use (TOU) rates and demand response to managed EV charging, solar PV, battery storage, and electrified heating. Each intervention offers potential benefits: lower emissions, grid optimization, and customer savings. But what happens when they intersect, overlap, or collide?
Across the country, utilities are navigating a convergence of pressures—rising temperatures, escalating energy costs, shrinking federal assistance, and the growing vulnerability of both traditionally income-qualified and financially stressed “middle market” households. Our recent industry discussion revealed not only the depth of these challenges, but also a powerful collective will to address them through trust, empathy, collaboration, and innovation.
As resilience gains urgency, utilities face a gap in how it’s defined, valued, and integrated into DER planning.
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