Projections of Spending and Energy Savings
Projections of Spending and Energy Savings
The EMP department periodically publishes projections of energy efficiency activities funded by utility customers. We develop policy and program funding scenarios and then use those scenarios to model efficiency program spending and energy savings over a 10- to 15-year time horizon. These projections are based on state-by-state review of efficiency policies, regulatory filings and evaluations, as well as data we collect for other efficiency projects. To define the scenarios and refine our projections for a state-by-state assessment, we augment this extensive document and data review with interviews of state regulators, the efficiency industry and other experts.
Pereira, Guillermo, Lisa C Schwartz, and Natalie Mims Frick."Using Energy Efficiency to Help Meet Distribution System Capacity Needs."
(2023).
Pigman, Margaret, Jeff Deason, and Sean Murphy."Who is participating in residential energy efficiency programs? Exploring demographic and other household characteristics of participants in utility customer-funded energy efficiency programs."
(2021).
Frick, Natalie Mims, Sean Murphy, Cesca Miller, Greg Leventis, Kristina Hamachi LaCommare, Charles A Goldman, and Lisa C Schwartz."Peak Demand Savings from Efficiency: Opportunities and Practices."
(2020).
Schiller, Steven R, Lisa C Schwartz, and Sean Murphy."Performance Assessments of Demand Flexibility from Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings: Issues and Considerations."
(2020).
Sutter, Mary, Jenn Mitchell-Jackson, Steven R Schiller, Lisa C Schwartz, and Ian M Hoffman."Applying Non-Energy Impacts from Other Jurisdictions in Cost-Benefit Analyses of Energy Efficiency Programs: Resources for States for Utility Customer-Funded Programs."
(2020).
Schiller, Steven R, Ian M Hoffman, Sean Murphy, Greg Leventis, and Lisa C Schwartz."Cost of saving natural gas through efficiency programs funded by utility customers: 2012–2017."
(2020).
Goldman, Charles A, Ian M Hoffman, Sean Murphy, Natalie Mims Frick, Greg Leventis, and Lisa C Schwartz."The Cost of Saving Electricity: A Multi-Program Cost Curve for Programs Funded by U.S. Utility Customers."Energies
13 (2020). DOI
Frick, Natalie Mims, Ian M Hoffman, Charles A Goldman, Greg Leventis, Sean Murphy, and Lisa C Schwartz."Peak Demand Impacts From Electricity Efficiency Programs."
(2019).
