Pathway 5.

Electricity Decarbonization → Transmission, Distribution and Storage: Grid Integration

5.3.4 Demand Response

LPDD Recommendation: “States, particularly those that are traditionally regulated, could allow industrial and commercial energy users to participate directly in wholesale demand response programs, where they exist, and allow third-party demand response aggregators to operate in those jurisdictions.”

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Michigan Smart Thermostat Giveaway

Jurisdiction: States and State Governments, Private Entities, Public Utilities

Partnering to give away 100,000 Google Nest Smart thermostats and enroll customers in time-of-use rates.

FERC Order 745

Jurisdiction: Individual Agencies

Ensured that cost-effective demand response resources in an RTO or ISO’s territory must be compensated at the locational marginal price.

ACEEE report, Integrated Energy Efficiency and Demand Response Programs

Jurisdiction: Public Utilities

Analyzes 44 electric utility filings across the country and concludes very few utilities optimally deploy energy efficiency or demand response programs.