Energy efficiency programs
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Measure Insights
Whether you’re developing technical reference manuals (TRMs), responding to utility requests for proposals, implementing programs, or evaluating them, E Source Measure Insights speeds up the process by putting the critical TRM data at your fingertips.
Swimming upstream: When DSM programs can benefit from upstream incentives
Melanie Wemple | August 19, 2015
Upstream and midstream DSM programs work best when administrators can leverage a smaller per-unit incentive across total sales of an eligible measure. This report outlines when a measure is a good fit for upstream DSM approaches and why administrators should consider these channels.
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Measure Insights
March 2, 2021
E Source Measure Insights speeds up program-planning time by consolidating all the important technical reference manual data in a structured online database of deemed savings values and other measure-specific assumptions on which utilities base their demand-side management program calculations.
Non-energy benefits can tip the scales in favor of an energy-efficiency project
Ira Krepchin | June 8, 2015
Quantifying non-energy benefits can help energy managers get the go-ahead for an energy-efficiency project.
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DSM Achievements and Expenditures
Learn more about the E Source DSM Achievements and Expenditures study.
Business Energy Advisor
Learn more about E Source Business Energy Advisor, your source for actionable advice on energy management strategies for businesses large and small.
Apples and oranges: Aggregating data from electricity-conservation programs
Bryan Jungers, Tim Stout | March 7, 2014
E Source has been collecting information about demand-side management (DSM) program performance to answer powerful questions about the industry as a whole. We're addressing big-picture questions about our industry by taking a data-driven approach to industry analysis and benchmarking.
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