Pitch Summary:

Revise the energy efficiency self-direct path as follows: (1) limit self-direct funds to 70-80% of annual EEC contribution, acknowledging benefits all customers receive through upstream programs, education, code support, contractor training, etc.; (2) allow self-direct funds to be applied to total energy projects, not just electric; (3) expand the option to larger populations of customers such as municipalities, schools, campuses, or property management companies.

Submitted by:  Richard Faesy & Dan Mellinger, Energy Futures Group

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