Saving Energy, Saving Money : How South Carolina's Electric and Natural Gas Utilities Are Using Demand-Side Management to Help Customers Reduce Their Energy Bills

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Berger-Gross, Andrew
South Carolina Budget and Control Board, Energy Office
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Demand-side management (Electric utilities)--South Carolina; Electric power--Conservation--South Carolina; Natural gas--Conservation--South Carolina; Electric power consumption--South Carolina
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Demand-side management ("DSM") is a strategy that electric and natural gas utilities employ to decrease or defer demand for their energy services. South Carolina's three large investor-owned electric utilities (Duke Energy Carolinas, Progress Energy Carolinas, and South Carolina Electric & Gas Company) and state-owned Santee Cooper all offered a broad range of DSM programs in 2011.
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2011
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Date Accessioned2014-06-05T17:01:09Z
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dc.descriptionDemand-side management ("DSM") is a strategy that electric and natural gas utilities employ to decrease or defer demand for their energy services. South Carolina's three large investor-owned electric utilities (Duke Energy Carolinas, Progress Energy Carolinas, and South Carolina Electric & Gas Company) and state-owned Santee Cooper all offered a broad range of DSM programs in 2011.
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