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Subject: Best Practices for Demand-Response Programs
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          Best Practices for  DEMAND-RESPONSE PROGRAMS  Retain Customers, S=
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ow!          Remarkable Best Practices Presented by these  Leading Companie=
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el Energy      Exemplary First-Hand Experiences and Award-Winning Case Stud=
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rginal pricing, transmission constraints and the wholesale-to-retail connec=
tion  KeySpan - Understands customer needs in load reduction strategies  TX=
U Energy Services - Advantages and disadvantages of aggregation for demand =
response  The City of Pasadena - Complements existing customer care program=
s with an innovative load reduction program to "keep the  lights on"  South=
ern California Edison - Rolled out 6 new programs and shares its experience=
s with multiple capacity and energy programs  MetroGen - A New York Case St=
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ceive price signals and the related ROI  And                               =
                                                     The role of location-b=
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