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Assessment of Achievable Potential from Energy Efficiency and Demand Response Programs in the U.S.

This report from the Electric Power Research Institute details the achievable potential for electricity energy savings and peak demand reduction from energy efficiency and demand response programs through 2030.

This “achievable potential” represents an estimated range of savings attainable through programs that encourage adoption of energy efficient technologies, taking into consideration technical, economic and market constraints.

The report is available for download here.

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