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Energy efficiency crucial to decarbonization, even with low levels of building electrification: ACEEE

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Energy saving - Using electricity more efficiently will be critical for reducing costs finds new report - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism

Energy saving - Using electricity more efficiently will be critical for reducing costs finds new report - Renewable Energy Magazine, at the heart of clean energy journalism
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Basecamp podcast: Sugarbush is a Vermont classic highlighted by its terrain

When it comes to variety of terrain suited for many different tastes, Sugarbush might come out on top in Vermont.

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Integrating efficiency into demand-side management portfolios may introduce equity risks: analysts

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Annual peak loads are shifting to winter; ACEEE report details how utilities can manage

Dive Brief: Growing numbers of utilities will soon see electricity demand peak during the coldest winter months, highlighting the need for customer-side technologies and energy efficiency to keep the grid stable, according to new research from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE). Electrification, including space heating, water heating and electric vehicle (EV) charging, could double or triple winter utility loads, according to ACEEE. A combination of aggressive demand-side management (DSM) resources, however, could help to slash peak loads by more than a third in some areas. Duke Energy could find up to 1,400 MW of targeted winter DSM in its North Carolina and South Carolina territories, according to a study by Tierra Resource Consultants. It is a significant resource we can bring to bear, but it is clearly nascent, firm principal Tom Hines said during a recent discussion of ACEEE s conclusions.

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