Utility Green-Pricing Programs: What Defines Success? (Topical Issues Brief)
''Green pricing'' is an optional service through which customers can support a greater level of investment by their electric utility in renewable energy technologies. Electric utilities in 29 states are now implementing green-pricing programs. This report examines important elements of green-pricing programs, including the different types of programs offered, the premiums charged, customer response, and additional factors that experience indicates are key to the development of successful programs. The best-performing programs tend to share a number of common attributes related to product design, value creation, product pricing, and program implementation. The report ends with a list of ''best practices'' for utilities to follow when developing and implementing programs.
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2008-02-05
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Authors: | Swezey, B. ; Bird, L. |
Subject: | energy planning, policy and economy | energy conservation, consumption, and utilization | DESIGN | ELECTRIC UTILITIES | IMPLEMENTATION | RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES |
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