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Welcome to E Source!

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Your guide to becoming an E Source pro

Welcome to the E Source family! You’re ready to launch into your membership, and we’re here to guide you. This page will help answer your questions about your E Source membership, including:

Welcome to E Source!

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Your guide to becoming an E Source pro

Welcome to the E Source family! You’re ready to launch into your membership, and we’re here to guide you. This page will help answer your questions about your E Source membership, including:

Market research

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To enhance community relationships, achieve new savings, and lead carbon-reduction efforts, utilities need to think differently and make data work harder. Our people, research, and industry network give you actionable insights to do exactly that.

Through proprietary market research, benchmarking, and assessments, we help you:

SMB Customer Research

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Large business DG market research study

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Utility Marketing Strategy Assessment

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The quilt for a better tomorrow: A metaphor for the Sustainable Utility

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Key takeaways

  • Like the art of quilting, the Sustainable Utility requires the input, talents, and cooperation of a group of unique people.
  • Utilities should approach their vision for a sustainable energy future like a group of quilters would.
  • The most important parts of your plan should be the people in your community; a stellar customer experience; environmental, social, and governance (ESG) pillars; and diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI).

How to make your utility programs more equitable

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Key takeaways

  • You can’t create equity without first defining it in your programs.
  • Don’t just collect demographic data; use it to improve equity.
  • Bring in partners from the community when you’re designing programs.

Contents

Create a definition of equity for your programs

Find a way to collect—and use—demographic data

Involve the community during program design

How can residential customers lower their winter heating bills?

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Q:You have helpful advice for saving energy in the summer, so I’m curious about saving energy in winter too. Do you have any advice for lowering heating bills that utilities could promote to customers?

A:Saving money on energy bills can be hard—especially in the winter, when we turn to heating our homes. But there are several things people can do to save money and stay comfortable.

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