Low-income residences
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The top-of-mind topics for demand-side management leaders
In this e-book, we summarize the challenges and solutions that demand-side management (DSM) leaders discussed at the fall 2019 DSM Executive Council.
The DSM Trends Utility Executives Think You Should Know About
Twice a year, we host the E Source Demand-Side Management Executive Council, where DSM utility executives come together to share innovations, discuss challenges, and solve problems. Here we present our top takeaways and trends from the spring 2019 meeting.
Redesigning Your Residential Portfolio: Highlights from the 2019 E Source Next-Gen Residential DSM Workshop
Couldn't make the 2019 E Source Next-Gen Residential DSM Workshop? Now's your chance to catch up on key highlights from the event. In this web conference, we'll discuss trends such as innovative and promising solutions to revamp your electric and gas residential demand-side management portfolio.
Redefining the Low-Income Customer Experience
Join us for this one-hour web conference to learn how companies use market research, segmentation, customer journey mapping, innovative marketing techniques, and internal alignment to better understand and support low-income customers.
How Can We Prepare Our Contact Centers for Solar and Electric Vehicle Demand?
Check out this Ask E Source answer for tips on preparing your contact center for an increase in solar and electric vehicle (EV) customer demand. We recommend using customer-friendly language, including solar and EV options on the IVR menu, developing a knowledge base, and more.
What Canadian Customer Insights Does E Source Offer?
Which of your customers want an electric car? What are their communication preferences and online behaviors? The E Source Canadian Residential Customer Insights Center answers these questions and many more. Join this web conference to learn what consumer insights you can access through this tool.
How Do Residential Customers Typically Pay Their Bills?
Curious as to how residential customers prefer to pay their bills with other service providers? Our report, which uses data from the 2017 Claritas Technology Behavior Track and Energy Behavior Track studies, looks into the channels customers use to pay their electric, Internet, TV, and phone bills.
What Are Best Practices for Noting Gender in Customer Accounts?
When a utility's call center representative assumes a caller's gender based on the sound of their voice, it can lead to confusion and poor customer service. Find out how to train your call center staff to provide transgender-inclusive service in their communications.
Educating US Customers About the Benefits of HEM
US utilities have an opportunity to educate customers who are interested in home energy management (HEM) on the potential benefits of the smart home, including the ability to monitor and reduce their energy use. Our infographic explains which customers to target and how to reach them; check it out!
Using Data to Drive Your Residential Customer Marketing Decisions
During this web conference, we'll unveil the latest updates to the E Source Residential Customer Insights Center and present intriguing data trends about US residential customers' energy-related priorities, preferences, and opinions.
