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Demand Response Technology

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Commercial Lighting Controls

At a Glance

Status 
deactivated
Sector 
commercial
Applications 
lighting

The RTF determined to no longer maintain this demand response product in March 2026 based on limited DR impact potential from commercial lighting. In recent years, this potential has fallen because of widespread use of efficient LED lamps and efficient baseline settings in the advanced controls that lighting demand response requires. 

Workbook

Latest Version

Non-Residential Lighting Controls Demand Response Workbook v1.0

File Non-Residential Lighting Controls Demand Response Workbook v1.0
This workbook was approved at the February 2019 RTF meeting.
Date 
Feb 20, 2019
Version number 
1.0

Decisions

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Latest decision

Decision details

Decided 
February 20, 2019
RTF Meeting: February 20, 2019

Approve Demand Response Savings Estimate

Decision Details

Approve the analysis of demand response savings (as a percentage of lighting load) and cost for Non-residential Lighting Controls as presented and including updated controls costs from NEEA.

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