Search

Refine search

Type

Service

Topic

Tool

Refine search

Type

Service

Topic

Tool

391 - 400 of 779 results
Mind the gap: Taking a comprehensive look at plug load energy use
An E Source white paper
Plug loads account for as much as 15% of all residential electricity consumption and 20% of commercial consumption. Unfortunately, it's hard to find good test data on how much power each plug load draws and what its associated energy consumption is. E Source sheds light on the problem.
E Source announces top utilities in large business customer satisfaction
Silicon Valley Power and City of Palo Alto Utilities rank highest
Silicon Valley Power, City of Palo Alto Utilities, Florida Power & Light, and Snohomish County Public Utility District took top honors in large business customer satisfaction.
Affordability and arrears: What the data says, and what to do about it
Join E Source experts for a data-driven look at the arrears crisis facing utilities today.
AI in the utility industry: Multiclient study announcement
E Source is launching a multiclient study focused on AI adoption in the utility industry. Join us as we work together to benchmark where utilities have adopted AI tools in their processes, identify challenges and opportunities, and understand what the near future holds for AI.
Now Open: 2026 E Source Awards Highlighting What Works in Utility Customer Experience and Marketing
Recognition awards capture utility initiatives, success metrics, and outcomes so teams have a clearer view of what drives results.
Unlocking the full value of behind-the-meter battery programs
Utilities across the U.S. and Canada are rapidly investing in behind-the-meter (BTM) batteries—but value stacking, customer expectations, and program design choices are getting more complex. The latest E Source research analyzes over 60 active programs to reveal what value streams utilities are using today, which are emerging, and how programs can evolve toward virtual power plant (VPP)–scale impact.
Findings from the E Source 2026 Q1 LMI Pulse Survey: The affordability crisis in the utility sector
Check out the the latest findings from the E Source 2026 Q1 LMI Pulse Survey and gain essential insights into the needs of low- and moderate-income customers and the current state of the utility-sector affordability crisis.