ProgramPulse
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ProgramPulse · the one-page summary

What is ProgramPulse

The cross-utility benchmark of US customer energy programs — built independently from primary sources, graded before you read it. This page is written to be forwarded: and send it on.

What it is

ProgramPulse benchmarks customer energy programs — efficiency, demand response, rates and demand products, distributed energy, clean transport, and electrification — across US utilities, from commission dockets, utility filings, and independent evaluations. It answers the questions a strategy team, a commission analyst, or a program sponsor actually brings: how does my utility compare, what should we launch next, and can I trust these numbers.

What's inside

137
utility portfolios cataloged, across 6 platforms
101
largest investor-owned portfolios benchmarked in depth
3,326
programs on a three-axis capability model, ~6,200 measures in the filings' own words
99
regulatory briefings tracking 914 proceedings, per-claim confidence
735
US utilities & administrators in the national benefits layer — every ownership class
~$8.9B
of ratepayer program money a year, accounted for in the national scoreboard

How it's graded

Every figure is a claim with a grade attached. Verified means a primary source fetched in the run that published it; offered-but-unverified is drawn differently and never silently promoted. Absence has three meanings — not disclosed, not retrieved, not researched — and none is rendered as proof there is nothing to find. Scores are bands, not points. Coverage & Confidence is generated from the same files the product reads, so it cannot flatter them — and corrections run in both directions, published in Research Notes.

What you take with you

An evaluation should end with artifacts, not bookmarks:

Who it's for

Utility strategy and program-planning teams, commission staff and evaluators, program sponsors, and the implementers and vendors who deliver the work. The product speaks in questions rather than roles — ten of them, from “how does my utility compare?” to “can I put this number in testimony?” — so nobody has to self-identify to find their path.

Access

Access is by invitation. Request it from the sign-in page — your seat, your utility, a work email — and we reply with credentials and a starting point for your seat. Built independently by Sprosty; not affiliated with any utility.

Reference copy: reference/product_summary.md. Counts on this page hydrate from the live site index when signed in; the printed fallbacks are build-gated against the same data, so this sheet cannot quietly go stale.