Utility DSM: Off the Coasts and into the Heartland

Steven Nadel and Rachel Gold

The Electricity Journal, 2010, vol. 23, issue 8, 51-62

Abstract: Utility demand-side management efforts began on the coasts but have recently spread to the "heartland." The authors review efforts to develop DSM programs and policies in states that are now ramping up programs, identifying key practices that are often linked with progress in states that are new to DSM and discussing the implications for the 18 states that currently lack significant DSM programs.

Date: 2010
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