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• Internet Hotels • low-income energy assistance • market research and benchmarking • National Accounts • wise energy use

• retail services and delivery resources electric company members only • EEI committees and other resources

Retail Services and Delivery

Connecting electric companies and customers.  Providing vital retail market intelligence.  Promoting wise energy use.

Electric companies are offering their retail customers more choices every day.  This means they are looking for new and innovative ways to grow their businesses and better serve their customers.

EEI's Retail Energy Services Group provides business opportunities and energy information to electric companies and their customers through a wide range of products and services:

• Demand Response
  Learn more about federal and state retail policy issues, including Demand Response and Municipalization.
• Government Contracting
  Learn more about new market opportunities for energy services, and High-Tech data centers (Internet Hotels).
• Low-Income Energy Assistance
  EEI companies generously support Low-Income Energy Assistance.
  Learn more about the wide variety of programs and services electric companies provide, or find out how to submit information about your company's activities.
• Market Research & Benchmarking
  EEI provides valuable Market Research & Benchmarking resources on customer service practices (DataSource™), and demand response programs, as well as members-only information on customer attitudes.
• National Accounts Program
  EEI connects electric company account executives to commercial customers representing $12 billion+ in annual energy-related sales. 
• Supplier Diversity Initiative
  Learn more about EEI's efforts to promote minority business development. 
• Wise Energy Use
  Learn about ways to save electricity in your home or business, electric company programs and incentives to help you save, and new energy-efficient products.

See More for Members, additional members-only resources, including customer service issues.

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