The four elements of decarbonization

Achieving ambitious decarbonization targets involves adding zero-carbon supply, conserving energy, electrification, and enabling technology that better aligns demand with supply.

Conserve

Customer bill savings CO2 abated

Conserve

Encouraging customers to use more efficient appliances and products and be more energy efficiency reduces energy usage.

Behavioral Energy Efficiency

Digital Customer Engagement

Non-Residential

Supply

Customer bill savings Increased capacity value
 CO2 abated

Supply

Uplight enables more customers to adopt more zero-carbon sources of energy such as wind and solar and shift load through demand response and time of use rates to reduce fossil fuel use.

Rates Adoption and Customer Experience

Digital Customer Activation

Enable

Increased flexible load

Enable

Enabling technology can change the electrical load shape to accommodate for the variability of renewable generation—helping energy customers and utilities alike take advantage of clean energy resources.

Marketplace

Electrify

Customer bill savings New revenue
CO2 abated

Electrify

Fossil fuel consumption can be replaced with increasingly clean energy by transitioning to electric powered home appliances and transportation technology.

Behavioral Energy Efficiency

Marketplace