We provide an overview of Energy Efficiency in Texas and programs.

Utility Programs

Who is EUMMOT?

The Electric Utility Marketing Managers of Texas (EUMMOT)  is a voluntary organization of electric investor-owned utilities formed to address utility industry energy efficiency issues.  Serving as a forum to facilitate coordination among the energy efficiency program managers across the state

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EM&V, TRM

EM&V

Evaluation, Measurement and Verification (EM&V) is a catch-all phrase used in the energy industry to refer to a systematic, third-party review of the delivery and impacts of DSM programs.

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Texas Technical Reference Manual

Technical Reference Manuals (TRMs) typically include “Deemed Savings” for these energy efficiency measures at two levels—Deemed and Partially Deemed.

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Regulatory Filings

Energy Efficiency Plan & Report (EEPR)

The Energy Efficiency Rule requires the electric utilities to file an EEPR by April 1 of each year. The EEPR describes how the utility intends to achieve the goals set forth by the PUC and is divided into a plan.

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Energy Efficiency Cost Recovery Factor (EECRF)

A utility may request that an EECRF be established to cover all of the utility's forecasted annual energy efficiency program costs, if the commission order establishing base rates does not expressly include an amount for energy efficiency program costs and bonus (if applicable).

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