Here's the thing: people keep saying energy efficiency is dead. But these classic measures? Still crushing it. Not because they're in some rebate catalog, but because they WORK. The real problem? We're measuring success all wrong. Our current cost-effectiveness test (TRC) counts extra costs but ignores actual customer benefits. Good news: We have the solutions. We have eager implementers. We just need to update how we measure value.
Here's the thing: people keep saying energy efficiency is dead. But these classic measures? Still crushing it. Not because they're in some rebate catalog, but because they WORK. The real problem? We're measuring success all wrong. Our current cost-effectiveness test (TRC) counts extra costs but ignores actual customer benefits. Good news: We have the solutions. We have eager implementers. We just need to update how we measure value.
Recent discussions about water heating technologies—particularly heat pumps and tankless systems—have left many partners feeling there's limited performance information available for different applications. To address these concerns and support decision-making, we're providing insights and resources to clarify the differences and benefits of each technology!
Here's the thing: people keep saying energy efficiency is dead. But these classic measures? Still crushing it. Not because they're in some rebate catalog, but because they WORK. The real problem? We're measuring success all wrong. Our current cost-effectiveness test (TRC) counts extra costs but ignores actual customer benefits. Good news: We have the solutions. We have eager implementers. We just need to update how we measure value.
Recent discussions about water heating technologies—particularly heat pumps and tankless systems—have left many partners feeling there's limited performance information available for different applications. To address these concerns and support decision-making, we're providing insights and resources to clarify the differences and benefits of each technology!
Energy efficiency is crucial for California’s public sector customers, as it helps save money and enhance the quality of public services. When government buildings, schools, and other public facilities use energy wisely, it reduces waste and lowers utility bills—freeing up funds for other community needs.
When public agencies embrace energy efficiency, they don’t just cut their utility bills—they spark a revolution. Every dollar saved on electricity and gas is a dollar that can flow back into community programs, better services, and economic development that transforms lives.
Energy efficiency is essential for schools, not only as a cost-saving measure but as a strategic investment in healthier, more sustainable learning environments. By optimizing energy use, schools can reduce utility expenses, freeing up resources for educational programs and student support.