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Energy Efficiency Incentives for Utilities: Approaches in US, Stakeholder Process in Idaho

By Wayne Shirley, Jim Lazar, Lisa Schwartz On November 20, 2009

This presentation explains how sales and conservation affect utility profits and how positive financial incentives for utilities can promote acquisition of all cost-effective energy efficiency, including incentives for US utilities as of 2009.

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