This study examines the energy efficiency implications of a daily billed energy service, commonly known as ‘prepaid’ electricity, which is used by a growing percentage of residential customers in the competitive Texas electricity market. Our empirical analysis results suggest that this service could save 9.6% of average daily energy consumption, net of the effect of any disconnections. This quantitative study demonstrates that energy efficiency from prepaid energy products can extend to competitive marketplaces.
EVs and the grid—it’s all about give and take
In this article published in Automotive World, Robert Stocker dives into the crucial relationship between electric vehicles (EVs) and the electrical grid,...