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Home Energy Reports Update
Fort Collins Utilities and
Loveland Water and Power
Rocky Mountain Utility ExchangeOctober 13, 2011
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Fort Collins Home Energy Reports
• Delivered in partnership with O-Power• 25,000 customer recipients receive report six times per
year• Meeting or exceeding expectations
– Over 2,900 megawatt-hours (MWh) year to date– On track to exceed goal of 4,500 MWh– Cost of conserved energy less than $0.05 per
kilowatt-hour– Contributes approximately 20% of annual efficiency
portfolio goal
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Home Energy Reports Program Summary
• The program reached it’s highest percentage savings to date in May 2011 at 3.1% across all legacy recipients
• Results per household for the last 12 months are ~250 kWh saved per HH
• Quarterly cumulative impact suggests that year over year results are improving despite attrition
• Attrition has declined, and move outs this year are much lower than last year for legacy participants
• Recent and in-progress program enhancements are likely to boost results by and estimated 0.2-0.5%
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Fort Collins, sustained savings impactOverall program savings are expected to continue to increase, especially during the winter months
Program maximum at 3.1%
Confidence interval
Source: Opower Data through 08/31/2011
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In the last calendar year, FC participants have saved ~260 kWh apiece
Source: Opower Data through 08/31/2011
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Y2 of the Fort Collins program consistently outperforms Y1
17% increaseOver Q1 2010
5% increaseOver Q2 2010
Cumulative program impact: 7.9 GWh
Source: Opower Data through 06/30/2011
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Program attrition: opt outs and move outs have both abated
Opt outs have trickled to a standstill among legacy participants
Move outs are on the rise with summer months, but lower than last year
Source: Opower Data through 07/31/2011
Home Energy Reports Program Summary
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2011 Program Enhancements• Refresh customer list to 27,500 households
–Results for new customers will be available in the Q3 report
• Moved all customers to bimonthly frequency• Implemented varied stream module framework (aka
dynamic report content)• Upgraded web portal- positive customer feedback!• Home audit promotion in September
Home Energy Reports Program Summary
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Home Energy Reports Program Summary
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Loveland, program savings are ramping up quickly
Bimonthly programs generally start to level out after the first 6 months of reports
Program has ramped to 1.1%
Confidence interval
Source: Opower Data through 08/31/2011
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Loveland’s program is already generating measurable value for customers
Monthly Savings per HH (kWh)
0.3 2.1 4.0 9.8 21.8
Source: Opower Data through 08/31/2011
Cumulative program impact: 644 MWh
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Additional OPOWER Program Benefits
SOURCE: Third party customer survey conducted at Puget Sound Energy
Time of day
Peak savings20-30% higher than average
Average savings
Months of deployment
Peak Reductions
Improved Customer Satisfaction
Sustained Energy Efficiency
80
82
84
86
88
90
Control Participants
+5%
Control Group ParticipantsSOURCE: Program participation rates for a Northern California utility
Improved Program Participation
+16%
940
1,063
Sustained Energy Efficiency
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Call volumes in second cycle were similar to the first cycle
Call Breakdown Call Volume
Fairly even distribution of call topics with an average length or 5 and a half minutes
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Program attrition is driven by move outs99.5%+ of customers still choosing to stay in the program after first two report cycles
Opt outs represent only 0.28% of original participants
Move outs represent 5.2% of original participants
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Web traffic has declined after first report
1.1% of participants have visited the web, and roughly a quarter of those have created accounts
» Average time on site: 5 min 23 seconds
» Average pages viewed per visit: 7.9
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Loveland’s unique opportunities:
» Water savings analysis• We expect that the reports also impact water conservation, but we have never
quantified the impact to date
» 5% savings goal for customers
» Detailed program marketing – HEAP
» Social Media
» Unique URLs
» Customer testimonial videos
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Fort Collins and Loveland perform at the upper end of peer utilities
Source: Opower Data through 07/31/2011
Home Energy Reports Program Summary
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Questions and discussion