For utilities and state program administrators
Utility programs, delivered at checkout.
One marketplace runs your whole DSM portfolio: efficiency, demand response, income-qualified and electrification programs, applied at the point of sale to every model on the market, under your brand. You deploy it once.
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Refrigerator
−$100
91
Dishwasher
−$50
96
Thermostat
−$30 + DR
92
Washer
−$75
88
Air purifier
−$25
Programs running now
Referenced in the DOE Virtual Power Plants Liftoff Report, 2025 · Read the report
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Water heaters
Be there the day the old one fails — installed price, rebate and payment at checkout.
Water heater programs →
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Demand response & VPP
Enroll the device at checkout — 95% of thermostat buyers say yes.
How pre-enrollment works →
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Income-qualified
Income-qualified participation you can put in a filing.
Income-qualified programs →
- 39M+
- households reached
- 40+
- product categories
- 2014
- first utility marketplace
In one breath
One platform for every program, at the moment the customer decides.
Utilities get the most from Enervee across the whole portfolio. One marketplace carries efficiency, demand response, income-qualified and electrification measures to the same customer at the same checkout, so every program shares one acquisition cost, one brand and one evidence base.
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What we do
We implement your programs, on a platform we own and operate.
Enervee is a program implementer with its own white-label marketplace: an online midstream program that carries every model on the market and applies your rebate, DR enrollment and financing at the point of sale. One team runs it, from the catalog to customer care.
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How it's different
Customers see the efficiency before they buy, instead of a rebate after.
The patented Enervee Score® rates every model 0–100 and by itself shifts what customers choose. Rebates, DR and financing stack on top, in any combination your portfolio needs.
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Why it matters to you
Independently evaluated savings you can claim.
Results are independently evaluated, approved incentive levels stay unchanged, and each new program launches on the platform you already license.
On the record →
Evaluated results since 2014, ready for your next filing.
Enervee has run utility marketplaces since 2014: 39M+ households reached, a Score recalculated daily from the first day, and independent evaluations on the public record. That record is yours to build on, and ours to stand behind.
- Reliable
- Marketplace savings evaluated by ETCC (PG&E), Guidehouse (ComEd) and Opinion Dynamics (Con Edison, AEP Ohio); financing evaluated for the CPUC and NYSERDA; peer-reviewed in Energy Efficiency; a DOE VPP Liftoff case study.
- Accountable
- Enervee stands behind every savings claim, every rebate paid and every customer record: SOC 2 Type II, CCPA, WCAG AA.
- Protectable
- Patented Score, proprietary data, and everything learned since 2014 built into every program we run.
The platform
Your programs have to be there when the customer decides.
Enervee delivers your program midstream, with the marketplace as the retailer: every model on the market, fulfilled by Best Buy, Ferguson and Ingram Micro, with your incentive applied at the point of sale.
Choice Engine®. Every model on the market rated 0–100 by the patented Enervee Score®, updated daily.
It runs under every program, and the interventions below switch on in any combination.
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Rebate delivery
Instant at checkout, or Fast Track™ post-purchase
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Demand response
Pre-enrollment at purchase, peak management and VPP
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Eco Financing®
The price as a monthly payment, at the point of sale
Choice Engine
What your customers see.
Every model on the market scored 0–100, live pricing, your rebate and monthly payment applied — white-label under your own brand, on phone and desktop.
See a live marketplace
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$100 rebate
or $12.48/mo*
78
$100 rebate
or $10.40/mo*
91
$100 rebate
or $15.60/mo*
Faithful simplification of a live marketplace listing, host branding removed. Models, Scores, prices and YOUSAVE from choose.enervee.com, 24 September 2026; the $100 rebate and the monthly payment (net price over 48 months) are illustrative — *3–60 months, rate set by the lending partner. How CLEARCOST® and YOUSAVE® are calculated
Programs
Four programs at one checkout.
Each result below comes with its evidence. A utility that runs several programs shares the acquisition cost and the evidence across all of them.
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Enervee Score · behavioral
77%of gross electric savings attributable to the marketplace itself, beyond any incentiveETCC assessment, PG&E Marketplace
See the evidence
An independent ETCC assessment of the PG&E Marketplace attributed 77% of gross electric savings and 88% of gas savings to the marketplace experience beyond any incentives. More than 10% of the utility's 5.2M customers used it. — ETCC assessment, PG&E Marketplace
Guidehouse evaluated ComEd Efficient Choice and found 509 MWh of claimable savings without rebates, net of free ridership at 90/25 confidence/precision. ComEd adopted the program into its energy efficiency portfolio. — Guidehouse evaluation, ComEd Efficient Choice
In three randomized controlled trials, showing the Score raised the efficiency of the product chosen (85.5→89.5, 84.5→89.3, 84.8→88.9). The effect was strongest among low-income shoppers, and held for distressed buyers replacing a failed appliance. — Arquit Niederberger & Champniss, Energy Efficiency 11:1657–1671, 2018 (peer-reviewed, open access)
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Rebates
561tankless water heaters ordered in one day, installation priced at checkoutSoCalGas Marketplace program data, presented at ACEEE
See the evidence
Instant and post-purchase rebates run on one stack with shared customer validation, so a purchase cannot be paid twice. Post-purchase claims use AI-assisted receipt verification and pay out as a digital reward the customer chooses. — Enervee program operations
Programs process tens of thousands of rebates a year, worth millions of dollars, across efficiency, electrification and resilience measures. Exact counts are client-confidential. — Enervee program operations, aggregate
One Southern California gas utility's water heater program took 561 tankless orders in a single day (10 February 2026), and 67 a day in December 2025, with installation and haul-away priced at checkout and the annual incentive budget fully subscribed by 24 February. — SoCalGas Marketplace program data, 2026; co-presented at ACEEE
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Demand response
95%of thermostat buyers pre-enrolled in demand response at purchaseUtility program data, Jul–Sep 2026, at a $125 incentive; utility not named at its request
See the evidence
At a large Northwest utility, 95% of smart thermostat buyers pre-enrolled at checkout in July–September 2026, and 78% of pre-enrollments ended with the device installed and online. — Utility program data, Sept 2026; utility not named at its request
The U.S. Department of Energy's Virtual Power Plants Liftoff Report (2025 update) identifies point-of-purchase enrollment as a high-impact lever and cites a utility marketplace built by Enervee as the example, with 60%+ as the demonstrated benchmark. — DOE, Pathways to Commercial Liftoff: Virtual Power Plants, 2025
An earlier utility thermostat program on the platform reported 97% pre-enrollment across roughly 40,000 devices. — Public Utilities Fortnightly, January 2022
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Eco Financing®
85%of micro-loans to lower-income or credit-challenged borrowersCPUC GoGreen Home impact evaluation, 2024
See the evidence
The CPUC's GoGreen Home impact evaluation found 85% of micro-loans went to lower-income or credit-challenged borrowers, and only 20% of borrowers would have bought at the same or higher efficiency without financing. — CPUC GoGreen Home impact evaluation, 2024
NYSERDA's NY Marketplace final report found 51% of financed purchases came from disadvantaged communities, against 35% of the state's population. — NYSERDA NY Marketplace final report, 2024
Financing is not a substitute for the rebate: incentives stay at approved levels, and financing extends the reach of the same budget. Loans are underwritten and serviced by lending partners, available in all 50 states. Illustrative: $3,223 installed over 60 months is about $69/month. — Eco Financing program terms, Sept 2026
More about Eco Financing® →
On the record
| Patented and proprietary | The Enervee Score® is patented, recalculated daily across 40+ categories, and independent of federal standards | About the Score → |
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| Independently evaluated | ETCC (PG&E) · Opinion Dynamics (Con Edison, AEP Ohio) · Guidehouse (ComEd) · CPUC · NYSERDA · cited in the DOE Virtual Power Plants Liftoff Report · peer reviewed in Energy Efficiency | Read the evaluations → |
| Enterprise grade | SOC 2 Type II · CCPA · WCAG AA · encrypted at rest and in transit | Security and compliance → |
Should we deploy this for one program, or across the portfolio?
Across the portfolio, if you can: utilities see the strongest results that way, because every program shares one acquisition cost, one brand and one evidence base, and each new program launches on the platform you already license. Many clients start with a single program — water heaters or thermostats — and expand; the platform is built so that nothing has to be rebuilt when they do.
Can Enervee be our program implementer?
Yes. Enervee is a program implementer, and the platform your program runs on is ours: we built it, we own it and we operate it, from the Enervee Score® and the product catalog to rebate processing, demand response enrollment, financing and customer care. One team is accountable for the program end to end. That is how the SoCalGas Marketplace runs: Enervee Corp. is the program implementer and SoCalGas the program administrator, as filed with the CPUC. You keep the program rules, the incentive budget and the brand. The PG&E Marketplace, which Enervee implemented, won AESP's 2019 Outstanding Achievement Award for Residential Program Design and Implementation.
What is a utility marketplace, and what does Enervee run?
A utility marketplace is the retail channel your program runs itself, under your brand: customers shop real products at real prices with your incentive already applied. Enervee builds and operates it, white-label, under your brand.
Which energy efficiency programs can run on it?
Efficiency, electrification and resilience measures across 40+ product categories run on the same platform. An independent ETCC assessment of the PG&E Marketplace attributed 77% of gross electric savings and 88% of gas savings to the marketplace experience beyond any incentives.
Can you run our heat pump water heater program?
Yes, including the emergency replacement. Roughly 75% of water heater replacements happen because the old unit failed (NEEA), and the marketplace is there the day the old one fails. One Southern California gas utility runs its water heater program through the marketplace, with installation and haul-away priced at checkout.
Can you enroll customers in demand response at the point of purchase?
Yes. Pre-enrollment is captured at purchase and completes once the device is installed and online. On a large Northwest utility's thermostat program, pre-enrollment runs at 95% since the incentive rose to $125, and 78% of pre-enrollments go on to complete, with the device installed and online. The DOE's Virtual Power Plants Liftoff Report identifies point-of-purchase enrollment as a high-impact lever and cites an Enervee-built marketplace as the example.
Is the marketplace savings claim independently evaluated?
Yes. An ETCC assessment of the PG&E Marketplace attributed 77% of gross electric and 88% of gas savings to the marketplace experience beyond incentives. Opinion Dynamics found 60% of the Con Edison Marketplace's net lifetime electricity savings and 75% of its gas savings came from the marketplace alone, without incentives; Con Edison made it a permanent portfolio program in 2020. At AEP Ohio, about 150,000 active shoppers made 42,000+ purchases delivering 92,000+ MWh of gross lifetime savings (Opinion Dynamics, cited by the IEA). Guidehouse's evaluation of ComEd Efficient Choice found 509 MWh of claimable savings without rebates, net of free ridership, which ComEd adopted into its EE portfolio; Illinois has since written the method into its statewide Technical Reference Manual (TRM). The Enervee Score's effect on product choice is peer-reviewed in Energy Efficiency (2018) across three randomized trials.
Does Eco Financing® help with low-income and disadvantaged-community participation?
The evidence says yes. The CPUC's GoGreen Home evaluation found 85% of micro-loans went to lower-income or credit-challenged borrowers; NYSERDA's NY Marketplace report found 51% of financed purchases came from disadvantaged communities against 35% of the population. Financing extends the reach of the same rebate budget — it never replaces the rebate.
Can you deliver our existing utility rebates?
Yes, at your existing approved incentive levels — no change to workpapers or approved measures. Instant at checkout, or processed afterwards through Fast Track™ for a purchase made anywhere. Eligibility is verified against your own customer records in real time.
Why does operating history since 2014 matter?
Because what a commission accepts is evidence, and evidence takes time. Utility marketplaces since 2014, 39M+ households reached, a Score recalculated daily from the start, and independent evaluations by ETCC, Guidehouse, Opinion Dynamics and for the CPUC and NYSERDA, on the public record. You build your filing on that record, and Enervee stands behind every savings claim, rebate and customer record in it.
What security, privacy and accessibility standards do you meet?
Enervee is SOC 2 Type II audited, with a public trust report, and handles customer data under CCPA, GLBA and GDPR. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit with keys held in hardware security modules. The marketplace is built to WCAG AA.
What is a midstream program, and how is this one different?
A midstream program pays the incentive to the seller rather than the customer, so the price is lower at the shelf. Enervee's marketplace is the seller, which means the incentive can also be conditioned on eligibility checked against your records, enrollment can be captured in the same flow, and every claim has one history.
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