Efficient Product Installation Highlights - Q2 energy and demand savings were consistent with Q1, as the program component began phasing out its traditional measure offerings (e.g. LED lamps and air-sealing measures) and prepared to focus...
AI summary Efficient Product Installation transitioned from traditional measures to electrician-installed options beginning July 2025, with 3,500 direct installations in Q2 supporting the Demand Response program's Eco Shift pilot. A Q3 marketing campaign and website updates were launched to promote these changes.
Program Components • The Residential Demand Response program component aims to help facilitate a more flexible residential load that provides residential customers with economic incentives and more visibility and control of their loads. E1...
AI summary The Residential Demand Response program, implemented by E1 (EfficiencyOne), aims to provide residential customers with economic incentives and load control through a pilot pathway featuring four eligible devices: domestic hot water direct load controllers, smart thermostats, EV telematics and chargers, and home battery storage systems.
Residential Demand Response Highlights - The Residential Demand Response program component achieved 0.6 MW of available capacity during the 2024/2025 season (December 1, 2024 to February 28, 2025) through the Eco Shift pilot pathway, with...
AI summary The Residential Demand Response program achieved 0.6 MW of capacity in 2024/2025 through the Eco Shift pilot, but faced challenges like lower domestic hot water controller installations, slow EV telematics enrollment, and low battery participation. Installations increased in Q2 2025 via the Efficient Product Installation program.