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Matter: EfficiencyOne 2024 Q3 Demand Side Management (DSM) Report
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Business Energy Rebates Highlights p. p. 18
Business Energy Rebates Highlights - The Application Rebates service of Business Energy Rebates had a strong Q3, while the Instant Rebates service results for Q3 were slightly lower than expected (as compared to previous years). - In the I...

AI summary Business Energy Rebates saw mixed Q3 results: Application Rebates performed strongly, while Instant Rebates fell short of expectations. Instant Rebates may improve in Q4 due to increased lighting rebates and new distributors. Solar PV pilot rebates gained traction with 40+ applications, but roadway lighting received no submissions. Marketing campaigns for BNI and in-store rebates exceeded engagement goals. The team aims to close Application Rebates projects by year-end to offset Instant Rebates' shortfall.

Program Components p. p. 23
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 E1 implements Residential and BNI Demand Response programs to enhance load flexibility through economic incentives and control. Residential pathways include hot water, smart thermostats, EV telematics, and battery control (Q4). BNI explores standalone battery control and solar PV integration alongside existing aggregator pathways.

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