Demand response (DR) programs
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Which customers have Level 2 EV chargers and what programs should you offer them?
Liza Minor | October 2, 2020
Level 2 electric vehicle chargers can stress your peak demand periods if you don't properly manage the loads. Read this report to learn how E Source helped PPL Electric Utilities locate its customers with Level 2 chargers and what types of programs you can offer customers in your territory.
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Next generation of gas savings: Program strategies and emerging technologies
Liza Minor | December 12, 2019
Join E Source as we dive into some of the most promising strategies and technologies to maintain portfolio savings that we're seeing emerge in the gas demand-side management space. This web conference is part of the E Source Next Generation of Energy Savings series.
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How E Source Can Help You Streamline the Requisition Creation and Discovery Process
Gabe Cuadra | May 15, 2019
Whether you're a utility or a vendor, we know you have big goals, but we also know that achieving some goals is time consuming. That's why we created E Source Energy RFP, so you wouldn't get bogged down searching for or creating RFPs, RFIs, or RFQs.
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How to win new business with utilities
February 28, 2019
In this web conference, we'll share the process for how to track down upcoming demand-side management (DSM) dollars. We'll also share what signals to look for and where to focus your team's efforts so you can grow your DSM business with utilities.
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What are the fundamentals of demand response?
Clare Valentine | May 14, 2018
Wondering what demand response (DR) is and whether you should be doing it at your utility? We provide the basics of DR and explain the short- and long-term benefits to utilities and their customers alike.
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Battery killers: How water heaters have evolved into grid-scale energy-storage devices
David Podorson | September 9, 2014
Most people think of their water heater as a device designed solely for heating bath water or helping to wash a sink full of dishes. But electric water heaters can provide some of the most rapidly responding, flexible, scalable, and cost-effective energy storage available.
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