The viability of smart panels: Assessing the current and future solutions for home energy management
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- Value propositions
- Product landscape
- Incentives and pilots
- Commercial landscape
- AMI 2.0 and future viability
- Appendix
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- Share of heat pump and HPWH installs in California requiring a panel upgrade
- Penetration of electric heating in 2023
- Market size of avoided panel upgrades
- Annual savings from home energy management (HEM) under residential time-of-use rates
- Cost of leading HEM solutions
- Combining HEEHRA with tax incentives (25C or 25D)
- California utility and municipal panel upgrade incentives
- Smart panel pilots
- Disclosed investment and strategic investors in HEM startups
- Current top markets for smart (sub)panels and energy monitors
- Partnerships between HEM solution providers and AMI 2.0 providers
- Potential "AMI 2.0 + Control" architecture
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