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This brief provides information laying out the goals and data needed for a successful GEB pilot and addressing key utility priorities that GEB can help contribute to. The report presents illustrative ... This brief provides information laying out the goals and data needed for a successful GEB pilot and addressing key utility priorities that GEB can help contribute to. The report presents illustrative examples that consider the metrics for gauging pilot success and considerations for public utility commissions and pilot designers.

This report is focused on pathways for successful implementation of GEBs in GSA buildings. See section 5.4.1 for guidelines for M&V metrics.

This DOE-FERC report to Congress provides guidance for DR program designers/operators on methods for measurement and verification (M&V) of demand response (DR) in wholesale and retail markets.

This report provides information on prioritizing and designing performance assessment elements for demand flexibility programs and time-varying retail rates, assessment protocols, and R&D needs. The r... This report provides information on prioritizing and designing performance assessment elements for demand flexibility programs and time-varying retail rates, assessment protocols, and R&D needs. The report explains basic concepts and fundamental considerations for assessing the actual demand flexibility performance of buildings participating in demand flexibility programs and responding to time-varying retail rates. See Appendix C for industry-standard M&V impact resources.

Results from the study shows that under opt-out recruitment approaches enrollment rates were indeed much higher (92% vs. 15%) and peak demand reductions were generally lower (6% vs. 12% for TOU and 13... Results from the study shows that under opt-out recruitment approaches enrollment rates were indeed much higher (92% vs. 15%) and peak demand reductions were generally lower (6% vs. 12% for TOU and 13% vs. 23% for CPP) than under voluntary enrollment methods.

This report presents lessons learned by utilities through consumer behavior studies (CBS) conducted as part of the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Smart Grid Investment Grant (SGIG) program. Table ES-1... This report presents lessons learned by utilities through consumer behavior studies (CBS) conducted as part of the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Smart Grid Investment Grant (SGIG) program. Table ES-1 lists 22 lessons learned including a handful of major findings for utilities, regulators, vendors, and third-party providers to consider.