Behavioral programs
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Using behavioral strategies to improve prepay and demand-side management
Beth Fitzjarrald | July 20, 2023
Prepaid billing is common, but have you considered the behavior-based energy savings prepay can produce? Join other utilities to hear about their experiences and the latest E Source research on how you can use behavior science to improve your prepay offerings and your DSM programs in general.
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What are some ways to use gamification to encourage energy efficiency?
Brysen Daughton | April 1, 2020
Are you looking to encourage some friendly competition in your neighborhood programs? In this answer, we highlight four programs that used gamification to engage communities in energy-saving challenges and offer resources that can provide ideas for adding a competition component to your programs.
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Behavior programs showcase showdown
Beth Fitzjarrald | November 13, 2019
Can your behavior program deliver 2% savings? What about 3%, 5%, or even 10%? BGE’s Amanda Janaski and OUC’s Ebony Whitby answered a few of our questions about alerts, prepaid billing, and other new behavioral strategies after our E Source 2019 Forum session.
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Next generation of gas savings: Program strategies and emerging technologies
Liza Minor | December 12, 2019
Join E Source as we dive into some of the most promising strategies and technologies to maintain portfolio savings that we're seeing emerge in the gas demand-side management space. This web conference is part of the E Source Next Generation of Energy Savings series.
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What are best practices for marketing paperless billing?
Luke Currin | March 5, 2019
In this answer, we reveal how to overcome customer barriers to paperless billing and showcase a number of examples of effective marketing strategies.
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What energy-saving tips can help residential customers lower summer bills?
Spencer Sator | August 22, 2022
We give suggestions for how residential customers can save energy and lower costs during hot spells or the summer months. We have ideas for keeping the heat out, limiting activities that create heat, and efficiently using air conditioners.
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