Forecasting electric vehicle adoption and grid impacts

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E Source acquires WSO, enhances capabilities for water utilities

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  • By acquiring Water Systems Optimization (WSO), a leader in all aspects of water-loss management, E Source strengthens its capabilities in the water utility market and enhances its ability to create a sustainable future in partnership with utilities and cities.
  • With this acquisition, E Source adds unparalleled water-loss expertise and becomes the premier service provider for municipalities and water utilities.

Optimizing Con Edison’s electric vehicle messaging through ethnographic research

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Submitted by Sara Fortin on

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  • Con Edison planned to install 38 curbside EV charging sites to increase EV adoption and wanted to understand how residents would feel about the addition of the chargers to their already busy streets.
  • E Source Management Consulting conducted ethnographic research to gather residents’ perceptions of EVs and curbside charging to help Con Edison craft a messaging, communications, and engagement strategy.

The energy equity framework that benefits customers, utilities, and underserved communities

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  • Energy equity means making sure everyone—especially historically underserved communities—has access to clean, affordable, and reliable energy.
  • Utilities should care about energy equity because it can lead to new savings opportunities, reduced financial risk, non-energy benefits, and improved reputation.

Battery market forecast to 2030: Pricing, capacity, and supply and demand

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  • The price per kilowatt-hour (kWh) of an automotive cell is likely to fall from its 2021 high of about $160 to $80 by 2030, driving substantial cost reductions for EVs.
  • Lithium ion (Li-ion) is the most critical potential bottleneck in battery production.
  • Manufacturers of Li-ion cells need to invest hundreds of billions of dollars to increase production capacity to keep pace with global demand.

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Delia D. Patterson joins E Source advisory board

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E Source, the data authority for the utility industry and enabler of “The Sustainable Utility: Data takes center stage”, is pleased to announce that Delia D. Patterson has joined the E Source advisory board. Patterson is the senior vice president of Advocacy & Communications and general counsel at the American Public Power Association (APPA) and the recently elected president of the board of directors of the Energy Bar Association.

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Transportation electrification and energy funding in the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

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The 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) provides funding for states to develop a nationwide network of EV charging infrastructure. To help you understand how utilities can support their states in gaining funding—or find their own funding opportunities—we provide a section-by-section analysis of the legislation.

Download our section-by-section analysis of the IIJA to help you apply for federal EV infrastructure funding and start building your transportation electrification plan.

How utilities can support EV charging infrastructure through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

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Submitted by Elizabeth Minor on

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  • Work with your state department of transportation (DOT) to provide input on the state’s EV infrastructure deployment plan.
  • Communicate and work with other state organizations to apply for grant funding. These partnerships will make your resources and impact go further.
  • Understand the rules and requirements that come with grant funding.

E Source acquires DEFG to become the leader in equity solutions for utilities

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E Source, the data authority for the utility industry, announced today that it has acquired Distributed Energy Financial Group (DEFG).

DEFG is a utility customer research and advisory firm with expertise in low income, equity, and customer experience. DEFG’s five collaborative groups serve over 50 of the largest utilities in the US and Canada, giving the leaders of these companies access to insights that help them better serve their customers and meet organizational goals.

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