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Building a Successful Large-Scale Utility Energy Efficiency Program: How Early Lessons Continue to Shape PSE&G’s Approach

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Briefings

This article summarizes lessons learned from PSE&G's first three years of an energy efficiency program, which have informed current strategies. It targets energy companies and industry peers sharing insights on program management and delivery. The post was published on POWER Magazine on October 19, 2026.

Key points

• PSE&G's Energy Efficiency program has operated for three years, with lessons from this period shaping current approaches.
• The article is intended for energy companies, industry peers, and others involved in advancing energy efficiency efforts.

Context

PSE&G launched an Energy Efficiency program in 2023, and this article reflects on the first three years of implementation to inform future strategies for utility energy efficiency initiatives.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the article's summary of early lessons; specific program metrics, participant numbers, or detailed outcomes are not provided.

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