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  • This briefing argues that energy efficiency programs are unlikely to necessitate rate increases for utilities and that, even if rates were to rise, customer bills would still decrease. The author contends that focusing on rates rather than total bills is an economic error that ignores the joint production of electricity and efficiency.

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    Themes: energy efficiencyutility ratesenergy transitiondemand side management
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    Document type: Briefing

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