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Better EE Programs Working together to avoid threading the needle in the dark Kevin Woley Senior Program Manager EnergySavvy Agenda Why Im here Challenges we hear from clients EnergySavvy Background Utility stories Customer engagement


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Better EE Programs

Working together to avoid threading the needle in the dark

Kevin Woley Senior Program Manager EnergySavvy

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Agenda

Why I’m here Challenges we hear from clients EnergySavvy Background Utility stories Customer engagement

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Goals

  • Achieve savings objectives
  • Increase customer satisfaction
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Challenge: Demonstrate Impact

How to prove marketing effectiveness with little

  • r no visibility below the top of the funnel?
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Challenge: Imperfect Customer Data

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Challenge: Meaningful Engagement

"What we've found is that for the vast majority

  • f people, it's exceedingly difficult to get them

to do much of anything.”

—Kevin Doran, senior research fellow University of Colorado at Boulder

Source: “Even Boulder Finds It Isn't Easy Going Green.” Wall Street Journal, Feb 13, 2010

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Challenge: Channel Insight

Contractor

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Challenge: Resources Constrained

Huge Education Gap

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Objectives and Strategies

Objectives Strategies

Increase reach of customer engagement Harness power of online interactivity Understand customer building stock Build a useful database of customer buildings Identify cross-sell and up-sell opportunities Segment and re-engage customers for specific offerings Increase sales through contractor co-marketing Track, measure, improve with real-time analytics Improve customer experience Offer tools that are engaging, entertaining, and useful Boost program enrollment Use best practice lead capture to boost conversion rates

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About EnergySavvy

Software product company focused

  • n energy efficiency

5th year of business Offices in Boston and Seattle (HQ) Led by veterans from top software companies

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NYSERDA uses EnergySavvy Optix in conjunction with CSG Minnesota Energy uses EnergySavvy Optix in conjunction with AEG

Who We Work With

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Modular, open and transparent system Backed by industry leading software team

Optix

Engage Manage API Portfolio Partner

EnergySavvy Optix

Engage Online audit Manage Program workflow Partner Partner management API Enterprise integration Portfolio Full portfolio analysis

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In-home Audit Only Optix Engage Only Comparison

Number of Audits* 984 11,320 10,336 more Retrofits Completed 150 450 3X more Cost to Acquire a Retrofit $1,969 $261 7.5X cheaper

  • Avg. Energy Savings

Per Customer 9.18% 9.24% Parity

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Case Study: CPS Energy

*CPS Energy gave customers a choice between in-home and online audit and did not require an in-home audit prior to receiving a retrofit.

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Before After Improvement

Audit-to-retrofit conversion rate 48% 70% 46% more Audit-to-test-out time period 103 days 62 days 40% faster Contractor satisfaction 15% 89% 6x happier

Sample of 1,834 in-home audits * Based on internal analysis

Up-front incentive $ per MBTU acquired* $6.80 $5.27 23% cheaper

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Case Study: Utah Home Performance

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Key Takeaways

Lack of Visibility Missing Customer Data Channel Insight Resource/ Education Gap Leverage a data-driven system Ask for it, the right way Make the most of the “6 minutes” Track, measure, improve with Analytics Lead customers along Meaningful Engagement

"What we've found is that for the vast majority

  • f people, it's

exceedingly difficult to get them to do much of anything.”

You may have to thread the needle, but don’t do it in the dark.

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More Information Kevin Woley Senior Program Manager EnergySavvy kevin@energysavvy.com (206) 419-9174

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