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Recent publications on the potential for energy efficiency. |
Energy Efficiency and Customer-Sited Renewable Resource Potential in Wisconsin (2009). Prepared on behalf of the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, this analysis determines the amount of energy use that can be displaced through efficiency programs and other initiatives.
Toward a More Energy Efficient Wisconsin (2010). This summary highlights several facts from the 2009 potential study.
On-Demand Webcast: Energy Efficiency's Great Potential (2009). Susan Stratton and Steve Kihm present findings that energy efficiency is justified not only on broad environmental and social policy grounds, but on economic grounds as well.
A Review and Analysis of Existing Studies of the Energy Efficiency Resource Potential in the Midwest (2009). This paper reviews the results from energy efficiency potential studies conducted in the Midwest since 2001 and analyzes them against our changing energy policy landscape.
Indiana Electric DSM Investigation (2009). The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission relied in part on the Energy Center as its independent technical consultant to establish a strong policy and program framework for achieving greater energy efficiency.
Energy Center resources and other links
- Energy efficiency and demand response potential for Iowa Municipal Utilities for the years 2012 and 2018
Published: 2009. By 2012 Iowa Association of Municipal Utilities members could save 58 ... - Indiana electric DSM investigation: phase II report
Published: 2009. During Phase I of the proceeding, completed in mid-2008, the Energy Center prepared a report assessing the status of current demand-side management activities in the state ... - Midwestern Governors Association
The Midwestern Governors Association is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that brings together the governors of 12 states to work cooperatively on public policy issues of significance to the Midwestern region.





Recent publications on the potential for energy efficiency.