By Brian Buckley | Wed, October 26, 16
Tucked away at the bottom of page 81 in Con Edison’s recent 120 page settlement agreement lies a sentence that will likely alter the course of energy efficiency programs in the state:
By Kathryn Caric | Thu, July 9, 15
Editor's Note: Subsequent to this article's publication, ConEdison's draft ETIP filing outlined performance incentives between five and ten percent of the their program portfolio, according to how cost-effectively savings are achieved within pre-set program budgets.
A more efficient energy future starts with action today. Your gift supports real change: lower energy bills, cleaner air, local jobs, and healthier communities. Every dollar helps NEEP advance smarter energy solutions across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
