The Green Effect by David Nemtzow, Dan Delurey and Chris King.

How demand response programs contribute to energy efficiency and environmental quality.

Efficiency and Demand Response - Twins, Siblings or Cousins? by Chris King and Dan Delurey. Analyzing the conservation effects of demand response programs.

(Washington, DC; September 7, 2006)

(Washington, DC; July 20, 2006)

(Washington, DC; April 17, 2006)

(Washington, DC; November 22, 2005)

(Washington, DC August 8, 2005)

(Washington, DC March 15, 2005) Announcement of new member, Comverge, Inc, leading provider of demand response technology and services.

Coalition Applauds OEB Release of Smart Meter Plan

(Washington, DC; November 9, 2004) Ontario Energy Board - Draft Implementation Plan

(Washington, D.C. September 2, 2003) Providing encouragement for the deployment of “smart meters” would be “smart” energy policy according to a Coalition of parties that see the capabilities that they provide to electricity users and providers as an essential building block for a smart electricity grid, and therefore an important component of the energy bill presently before Congress.

(Washington, D.C. August 20, 2003) DRAM urged Federal and State policymakers to empower electricity consumers with demand response capability as part of the solution to the problems that caused the large-scale outages in the Northeast last week.

(Washington, DC; June 6, 2002) One focus of the press release above is the CPUC's Order Instituting a Rulemaking on Demand Response and Advanced Metering. Click here to see the order.

Public Utilities Fortnightly, March 2005

Portland Press Herald, July 7, 2003

Public Utilities Fortnightly, July 1, 2003

The Hill, June 25,2003

Metering International, Issue No. 3, 2002

Public Utilities Fortnightly, September 15, 2002