Ergon Energy have released their 2013/14 demand management plan. The report reviews Ergon’s existing programs which include all Non-Network Alternative (NNA) funded programs such as Energy Sense Communities, Residential Brownfield, Residential Pool Pump, Direct Load Control, Network Constraints projects, and Smart Network and Pricing Signals.
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