Topic:"Residential Demand Response Program" in M07544

Figure 48: Number of Customer Accounts 2 Maine 572 L All sectors 805,178 806,103 806,950 819,638 ··· Residential (22) 709,288 710,160 710,988 721,508 ··· Commercial 122 92,844 92,884 92,896 95,047 "" Industrial 022 3,046 3, 0 59 3,066 3,08...

AI summary Figure 48 presents the number of customer accounts in Maine across different sectors, while Figure 49 shows customer electricity rates for residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors in 2015. Efficiency Maine is listed with specific rates for each sector.

NATIONAL GRID CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links No Cost Home Energy Assessments    Residential and Low  Income  For homeowners of 1-to-4 unit homes For landlords of 1-to...

AI summary The document outlines National Grid's core program offerings for residential and business customers, including no-cost home energy assessments, lighting and appliance rebates, and heating and cooling incentives. These programs aim to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs for customers.

Program Analysis Initiatives Target Market Incentive Setting Methodology Residential Rebate (Electric) Residential customers looking to upgrade to more energy efficient appliances. Appliance rebate up to $75 available on refrigerators, dis...

AI summary The document outlines three energy efficiency initiatives by ConEd: a residential appliance rebate program, a thermostat participation program, and a small business direct install program. These programs aim to encourage energy-efficient upgrades through financial incentives and direct installations.

EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links based on equipment characteristics. Lighting Residential  CFLs  LEDs Incentives provided at p...

AI summary The Efficiency Vermont Core Program Offerings include residential and business programs, with a focus on lighting incentives for CFLs and LEDs. Minimum prices are set at $0.99 for CFLs and $3.99 for LED products, provided through participating retailers.

NATIONAL GRID CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures Links Deep Energy Retrofit Residential  Roof upgrades ($3.00/sqft), exterior walls ($3.50/sqft) and basement insulation ($2.00/sqft...

AI summary The document outlines National Grid's core program offerings for residential and business customers, including incentives for deep energy retrofits and rebates for early heating and cooling equipment replacement. These programs aim to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs through financial incentives and access to financing options.

EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links based on equipment characteristics. Lighting Residential  CFLs  LEDs Incentives provided at p...

AI summary The document outlines the Efficiency Vermont Core Program Offerings, focusing on residential and business programs. It details a lighting program that provides incentives for CFLs and LEDs through participating retailers with minimum price requirements.

Figure 494849: Number of Customer Accounts 2 Maine 572 L All sectors 805,178 806,103 806,950 819,638 ··· Residential (22) 709,288 710,160 710,988 721,508 ··· Commercial 122 92,844 92,884 92,896 95,047 "" Industrial 022 3,046 3, 0 59 3,066...

AI summary The text presents two figures: one showing the number of customer accounts in Maine across different sectors and another showing customer rates in Maine for 2015. The data includes residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation sectors, with specific numbers and rates provided.

Program Analysis Initiatives Target Market Incentive Setting Methodology Residential Rebate (Electric) Residential customers looking to upgrade to more energy efficient appliances. Appliance rebate up to $75 available on refrigerators, dis...

AI summary The document outlines various energy efficiency programs targeting residential and small business customers, including appliance rebates, thermostat incentives, and direct installation services. These initiatives aim to encourage energy-efficient upgrades by providing financial incentives and support.

Figure 63: Electric Program Expenditures 2015 [12](#page-198-0) Program Incentive Delivery Total Business Incentive Program Electric Measures $15,642,304 $1,520,601 $17,162,905 Large Customer Program Electric Measures $6,439,194 $544,245 $...

AI summary Figure 63 presents a breakdown of electric program expenditures in 2015, detailing incentive, delivery, and total costs for various programs, including business incentives, consumer products, home energy savings, and low-income initiatives. It also includes expenditures related to natural gas and other fuels measures.

EFFICIENCY VERMONT CORE PROGRAM OFFERINGS (RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS) Program Name Program Area Program Measures (Prescriptive Incentives) Links based on equipment characteristics. Lighting Residential CFLs LEDs Incentives provided at parti...

AI summary The document outlines the Efficiency Vermont Core Program Offerings, focusing on residential and business programs. It details the Lighting program, which provides incentives for CFLs and LEDs through participating retailers with specified minimum prices.

Figure 53: Natural Gas Consumption (Maine) 8 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Consumption 77,575 71,690 68,266 64,091 60,661 Pipeline & Distribution Use 1,753 2,399 762 844 1,300 Volumes Delivered to Consumers 75,821 69,291 67,504 63,24...

AI summary The text presents data on natural gas consumption in Maine from 2010 to 2015, including total consumption, pipeline and distribution use, and volumes delivered to residential, commercial, and industrial consumers. It also includes customer rates for 2014 set by Efficiency Maine.

Figure 63: Electric Program Expenditures 2015 12 Program Incentive Delivery Total Business Incentive Program Electric Measures $15,642,304 $1,520,601 $17,162,905 Large Customer Program Electric Measures $6,439,194 $544,245 $6,983,439 Small...

AI summary Figure 63 outlines electric program expenditures in 2015, detailing incentive, delivery, and total costs for various programs such as the Business Incentive Program, Home Energy Savings Program, and Low-Income Direct Install Initiative. It also includes expenditures related to natural gas and other fuels measures.