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E Source Releases DSM Industry Benchmarking Report
Kym Wootton | November 4, 2015
This press release announces the release of the 2014 DSM Achievements and Expenditures benchmark.
Energy RFP
Learn more about E Source Energy RFP, our searchable, interactive database that catalogs hundreds of current and archived RFPs, RFIs, and RFQs issued by utilities and regional energy-efficiency organizations.
DSMdat
DSMdat is our database of thousands of demand-side management (DSM) programs in the US and Canada. It provides the most user-friendly and comprehensive reporting available on energy-efficiency and demand-response offerings from electric and gas utilities.
Utility IVR Design Center
Our IVR Design Center will give you the information you need to build and optimize your telephone customer contact channel.
Utility Website Design Center
Our Website Design Center will give you the information you need to build and optimize your online customer contact channel. You can access all of our benchmark studies, rankings, feature analyses, and additional resources to help your utility design a highly functional and user-friendly website.
Business Customer Insights Center
Fueled by the E Source Business Customer Satisfaction Study—a survey of small, midsize, and large business customers—this tool provides sector-specific information about the energy needs and attitudes of utilities’ business customers.
Energy AdVision
This robust database will change the way you develop your marketing campaigns. This first-of-its-kind, interactive, searchable database allows you to examine over 8,500 utility advertisements for all types of products, programs, and services.
History
October 9, 2015
E Source had its beginnings under a different name—Competitek—in 1986, as the brainchild of Amory Lovins and his colleagues at Rocky Mountain Institute.
Harvesting energy savings in indoor agriculture facilities
David Podorson | September 11, 2015
With the recent legalization of cannabis use in some states, cultivation facilities have rushed to increase production and gain market share, often overlooking energy efficiency in the process. Here we present nine tips for quickly and easily reducing the energy consumption of these facilities.
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