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www.esource.com

E Source

Efficiency & Demand

Response Programs

Service Overview

Adam Maxwell

Product Manager, Efficiency Services

July 12, 2012

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Agenda

Introductions

Who are we and what do we do?

Ask member inquiries!!!

Efficiency and Demand Response Programs

Service

Tools and resource to take advantage of

How best-in-class utilities leverage E Source

Q&A Anytime

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Who Is E Source?

Membership-based energy information and

advisory service

Utilities are our focus, but we also work with

Fortune 500 corporate energy managers

Unbiased research and analysis

Fuel-neutral

Product-neutral

Vendor-neutral

Program-neutral

About 80 people on staff

E Source is your resource

Think of us as an extension of your staff

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E Source Services for Utility Customers

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E Source Service Structure

Member Inquiries

Events Research

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Logging Into Our Web Site

On your first visit, follow these steps:

1. Go to www.esource.com

2. In the right hand “Login” box, click the link “Register Now”

3. Follow the instructions using Access Code: Ask your EERS!

4. An activation link will be sent to your e-mail; click the included link to

activate your account

5. Check the “remember me” box next time you log in

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Member Inquiries: Best Way to

Leverage E Source!

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Member Inquiry Scenario

Your task:

Recruit more contractors to perform energy

efficiency installations

Where to even begin…?

Submit a member inquiry!

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How have other utilities incentivized

contractors to join their trade ally

network?

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Example Inquiries

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Do you have information on what utilities will look like 5 years from now?

Is DSM dying…? What are the drivers behind utility DSM

programs?

Is there a definition for “deep savings?”

How much energy savings are utilities claiming from K-12 EE kits?

How do utilities measure rebound from DLC events?

Contacts for Business Cooling Efficiency

programs

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DSM-Related Member Inquiries

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Program-Specific Member Inquiries

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Efficiency and Demand Response

Programs Service

The E Source Efficiency and Demand Response Programs Service

identifies industry best practices and offers proven guidance on program

structures and innovative design for your energy-efficiency and demand-

response programs to improve their effectiveness

Service assists utilities with:

What programs to include in DSM portfolios

Designing the most effective DSM programs

Evaluating programs, new and old alike

Benchmarking programs and portfolios

Understanding who’s doing what in DSM

Network with peer utilities

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Program Design

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Improving Programs

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Benchmarking Programs & Portfolios

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DSM Portfolio Management

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Evaluation Guidance

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Benchmarking Programs

My program is Fantastic!

Are you sure?

I think so…?

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Direct-Load Control Benchmarking

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Low-Income Programs Benchmarking

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How Utilities Allocate DSM Budgets

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Who Doesn’t Love A Re-Org?

Source: aliansi2000.com

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DSM Tracking Systems

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Wireless Meter Opt-Out Policies

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Behavioral Programs – All the Rage

K-12 school competitions

Continuous energy improvement

Energy challenges

Social norms

Energy use feedback

Education & awareness

Energy teams

Subsidized energy managers

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DSMdat – Who’s Running This

Program?

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DSMdat – Program List

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DSMdat – Program Details

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EDRP Research

DSM Programs Research

• Efficiency Beyond Widgets: C&I Behavioral Program

Options

• Managing the Uncertainty of Building Modeling in

New Construction Programs

• Do You Have What It Takes to Implement a Deep

Energy Retrofit Program?

• Industrial Energy-Efficiency Technologies and

Program Strategies

DSM Portfolio Management Research

• Structuring Implementation RFPs: A Guide to Maximizing Value

from Contractors

• Do They Qualify? Trade Ally Screening Practices

• Justifying Initially Cost-Ineffective Programs

• Selling Out Isn’t A Good Thing: Avoiding Rebate Oversubscription

• A Review of Wireless Meter Opt-Out Policies

• How to Choose the Optimal DSM Tracking System

Evaluation Research

• Cracking the Code: Approaches to Claiming Savings

From Building Codes

• Behavior Counts: Claiming Behavior-Based Savings

from Subsidized Energy Manager Programs

• Repository of Publicly Available Technical Reference

Manuals

• Net vs. Gross Savings: Who’s Doing What and Why

Benchmarking Research

• Low-income weatherization benchmarking

• Direct-Load Control Program Benchmarking (upcoming)

Leaders Group Calls and Web Conferences

• Small Business Programs Leadership Call

• Demand-Response Leadership Call

• DSM Tracking and Management Systems

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My E Source Landing Page

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Google ≠ DSM: Ask Member Inquiries!

Ask about DSM

programs and

technologies!!

NO LIMIT to

number of

questions you

can ask!

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Leaders Group Calls

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Web Conferences

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Staying on Top of E Source Research

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Best Ways to Leverage E Source

1. Ask member inquiries

2. Attend leader calls and web conferences

3. Subscribe to newsletters & LinkedIn

4. Participate in E Source research

5. Utilize DSMdat

6. Request conference calls

7. Actively lean on us!

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25TH ANNUAL E SOURCE FORUM

October 2–5, 2012

Westin Denver Downtown Denver, Colorado

Tuesday, October 2, in conjunction with the Forum:

8th Annual Account Management Summit

Fall 2012 Customer Experience Executive Council

Fall 2012 DSM Executive Council

Fall 2012 Tech Strategy Roundtable

Fall 2012 Utility Marketing Executive Council

For more information visit

www.esource.com/forum2012

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Questions?

Adam Maxwell

Product Manager, Efficiency Services

303-345-9143 [email protected]

Have a question? www.esource.com/question

Access Code: Ask your EERS!