The Beneficial Electrification Toolkit
The Beneficial Electrification Toolkit is designed for utilities that are interested in pursuing customer savings, reducing emissions, improving customer quality of life, and strengthening the grid. By moving sequentially through the Toolkit, users — program managers, general managers, finance professionals, board members, and others — will develop an understanding, a vision, and finally a plan for creating a beneficial electrification program. You can also jump to the sections of most interest. In any case, the reach of beneficial electrification may surprise users. Our team looks forward to seeing your programs come to life!
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