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UES Measures Standard protocols list Demand Response Technologies Supporting Documents Propose a measure or standard protocol Proposed measures and status Whole Building Efforts

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AgriculturalConnected ThermostatsDemand ResponseDuct SealingGuidelinesHeat Pump Water HeatersImplementers GroupNatural GasNew HomesNon-Residential LightingOperationsRefrigerationResearch and EvaluationResidential HVACSmall and Rural UtilitiesWhole Building
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Level 2 AC Electric Vehicle Charger Demand Response

At a Glance

Status 
active
Sector 
residential
Applications 
plug loads

The RTF approved updates to the Residential Level 2 (240V) EV Charging Demand Response (DR) product workbook in January, 2026. This workbook specifically addresses load shifting from evening times to overnight times, and is intended to apply to vehicles charging at single-family residences. The workbook is intended to help resource planners understand basic characteristics of this DR product, including: Common obstacles to program participation and event participation, typically attainable kW impacts per participant, and typical program costs.

Workbook

Latest Version

Level 2 AC EV Chargers Demand Response Workbook v2.0

File Level 2 AC EV Chargers Demand Response Workbook v2.0
Approved at the January 2026 RTF meeting. Undergoing QA.
Date 
Feb 4, 2026
Version number 
2.0

Past Versions

version date document
1,0
Feb 20, 2019
File Level 2 AC EV Chargers Demand Response Workbook v1.0
Workbook approved at the February 2019 RTF meeting.

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Decision details

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

Approve Demand Response Savings Estimate

Decision Details

Approve the per unit demand response savings estimates for Networked Residential Level 2 AC EV Chargers as presented.

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