Empowering Customers and Communities: CEE's Regulatory Innovation Intiative
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- 4. Pg. 4 Customer Benefits of Energy Efficiency Empowers customers to control energy bills Reduce costs for all customers Enable economic growth and vitality
- 5. Pg. 5 Customer & Communities • Customer and Community Expectations are Increasing • Enhanced Reliability • Competitive, Affordable Prices • Local Control, More Choices • Increasingly Green & Interactive • Cost and Performance of Alternatives Improving • Solar PV & Thermal Systems • Micro-CHP & Energy Recycling • Energy storage • Smart Home Appliances
- 6. Pg. 6 Assist Regulators & Utilities To Adapt • Focus on Customers • Encourage innovation & efficiency • Integrate new & more effective technologies • Provide new services & products, more quickly • Manage disruption & costs Regulatory Innovation
- 7. Pg. 7 e21 Phase 1: Recommendations • Shift AWAY from a system that: • Provides customers few options and • Rewards utilities for selling more electricity and building capital- intensive projects • Move TOWARD a system that: • Gives customers more options and • Enables utilities to earn revenue by achieving performance outcomes Regulatory Innovation
- 8. Pg. 8 Innovation Requires Risk Regulatory Innovation
- 9. Mike Bull | CEE Policy & Communications Director