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This report documents the results of focus group research evaluating the perceived information needs of electricity consumers. These results are based on 19 focus groupsperformed as part of the overall study....
This document is a report providing background on energy efficiency and integrated resource planning. Chapter 2 includes a description of various tests for cost-effectiveness of energy efficiency, and Chapter 3 includes a description of different types of pricing....
This document contains comments of the Conservation Law Foundation on the New England Disclosure Report. The Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) believes that establishing competitive electricity markets will produce major environmental benefits in New England. Open, competitive markets will allow new, cleaner generation to compete with existing nuclear and older, ...
This document contains comments of Green Mountain Enregy Resouces on Uniform Consumer Disclosure: Standards for New England....
This document contains comments of the New York Department of Public Service on Uniform Disclosure Standards for New England....
This document contains comments of the Energy Research Group's on the uniform consumer disclosure standards for New England....
This document contains comments of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services on the Uniform Disclosure Standards for New England....
This document contains comments of ISO New England on the Uniform Consumer Disclosure Standards for New England. ISO-NE is disappointed that RAP still misunderstands the planned settlement system's inability to provide source-to-sink tracking for all settlement transactions....
This document contains comments of Grand Council of the Crees and the New England Coalition for Energy Efficiency and the Environment on the uniform disclosure standards for New England....
This document contains comments of the Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Company on the Uniform Standards for Consumer Disclosure in New England. MMWEC concludes that it cannot agree with RAP's recommendation of a hybrid approach and urges the Commissions to face head-on the hard choice of tags vs ISO-based tracking....
