Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10402115 The Electricity Journal 2015 15 Pages PDF
Abstract
An analysis of approaches to allocating the costs and benefits of ratepayer-funded energy-efficiency programs in the Southeast - a region that generally lags in energy-efficiency programs - indicates that these programs would have only modest impacts on average electricity bills and rates, while significantly reducing electricity costs to participants. Utility earnings are reduced by energy-efficiency programs, but they can be restored by various business model features.
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