For utilities
Higher-quality applications. Standardized baselines. A pipeline you can see.
For DSM program administrators who want better data going in, fewer back-and-forth review cycles, and real-time visibility into the conservation potential across their service territory.
The problem
DSM program quality is bottlenecked by data quality.
Every program administrator deals with the same friction: incomplete applications, inconsistent baselines, savings claims that can't be verified, and a pipeline that's only as visible as the last spreadsheet someone emailed you. EnergyIntel addresses all four — at the participant level, before applications ever land in your inbox.
What this unlocks
Four shifts in how your program runs.
Pre-qualified applications
Applications arrive with the savings calculations, baseline evidence, and supporting documentation already in the format your engineering review team expects. Reviewer time drops. Approval cycles shorten.
Standardized baselines
Every participant uses the same benchmarking methodology, the same data validation rules, and the same baseline construction approach. Cross-portfolio comparisons become meaningful.
Real-time pipeline visibility
See what's in your conservation pipeline before applications are submitted. Identify large opportunities early. Engage with high-potential participants proactively.
Defensible portfolio reporting
Aggregate program performance metrics — energy saved, demand reduced, incentives paid, applications processed — backed by the same calculation methodology applied consistently across every participant.
Integration model
EnergyIntel sits with your participants, not in front of you.
Your customers use EnergyIntel to benchmark, identify opportunities, quantify savings, and prepare applications. You receive the output — better-prepared applications, standardized baselines, and a portfolio dashboard — without changing how your existing intake or review process works. No platform migration. No retraining your engineering team.
Pilot programs
Start with a pilot.
Most utility partnerships begin with a 6–12 month pilot focused on a specific program area, customer segment, or facility type. The pilot establishes value with measurable outcomes — application volume, review time, savings claimed, savings verified — before a broader rollout.
Ready to talk about your DSM portfolio?
We'll walk through your current intake process and find the highest-leverage starting point.