Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Program Participation Metrics" in M08888

Matter: E-ENS-G-18 - EfficiencyOne - Evaluation of DSM Programs - Application to allow inclusion of Non-Energy BenefitsEfficiencyOne - Application for approval of the use of Non-Energy Benefits within Cost-Effectiveness Testing
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E-10-(i)Book of Authorities 3 passages
7) RESOLUTION PROCESS p. p. 112
7) RESOLUTION PROCESS Year Report/ Process Filing Timeframe Inclusions 2015 2015 Q2 Report July/Aug Quarterly and YTD Highlights: o Comparison of targets, mid-course adjustments, and results (by program) YTD investment by rate class (compa...

AI summary The document outlines the resolution process for a regulatory proceeding, including quarterly reports and meetings with the Demand-Side Management Advisory Group (DSMAG). Reports provide updates on program performance, investment, and sector highlights, with meetings occurring at least three times per year following the filing of quarterly reports.

a) Evidence and Submissions p. p. 131
cipients had a somewhat higher "click-to-open" rate, and conversion rate. By comparison, E1's targeted email campaigns, using existing customer data, achieved significantly higher participation rates; - Examples from Pacific Gas & Electric...

AI summary E1 highlights the effectiveness of targeted email campaigns in increasing program participation rates and reducing costs compared to broad marketing efforts. It also emphasizes the administrative benefits of having access to customer names and emails, and assures compliance with privacy policies and legislation.

[138] The Board finds that: p. p. 157
[138] The Board finds that: - a) NSPI shall provide E1 with the Names and Emails and the Customer Usage Data, within 60 days of the date of this Decision; and, thereafter on a monthly basis. If providing the data on a monthly basis is unwo...

AI summary The Board has mandated that NSPI provide E1 with customer data within 60 days and on a monthly basis, with E1 responsible for covering NSPI's reasonable administrative costs for the data transfer. Disputes over cost amounts can be referred to the Board for resolution.

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