WEBINAR
DSM Reimagined: How Dominion (DESC) and OG&E Turn Data into Action with Targeted Customer Programs
Data-Driven Customer Engagement That Delivers Results
DSM leaders face a more complex job than ever. Affordability pressures, rising customer expectations, and endless customer scenarios are making traditional DSM approaches harder to manage and less effective. Join Dominion Energy South Carolina (DESC) and OG&E to see how they're building on strong education foundations from HERs and CX programs—putting their existing data to work with Bidgely's Analytics Workbench to guide customers to their best-fit programs.
Join us August 20th to see how customer intelligence is helping DESC and OG&E boost participation, increase customer satisfaction, and deliver measurable DSM outcomes.
Key Takeaways
- Move beyond broad segments into precision targeting — see how DESC and OG&E build on strong HERs and CX foundations, using appliance, home, energy-use, and program data to identify exactly which customers have the greatest opportunity to benefit, and when.
- Turn guidance into measurable program performance — DESC beat its HER forecast by 27%, while OG&E delivered 114% of its demand response savings goal.
- Maximize grid and customer impact — see how targeted outreach reaches customers with the greatest opportunity to benefit, while screening out ineligible participants to maintain cost-effectiveness.
Speakers
| Kevin Painter Energy Conservation Program Manager | | Maddie Emerson Advanced Energy Assoc. Director
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| Caelan Donovan Innovation Manager
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See What’s Really Driving Load Behind-the-Meter
Gain visibility into end-use consumption to understand peak drivers, load flexibility, and emerging electrification impacts.
Improve Program Performance With Precision Targeting
Identify customers most likely to participate so you can drive higher enrollment, lower cost per kWh, and stronger results.
Prove Energy Efficiency Results With Confidence
Measure verified savings at scale using disaggregated usage data instead of surveys or modeled estimates.

