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New Technologies in Load Shaping
APPA Customer Connections Conference
October 27, 2009
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Frontier Introduction
Frontier, in 2001, developed and deployed 1st in nation comprehensive efficiency program online data management and tracking system
Subsequently, all Texas utilities adopted some or all of Frontier’s tracking offerings
Today, Frontier manages systems for 20 electric and gas utilities and two program implementers in Texas, Colorado, Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Illinois
Frontier manages both shared and dedicated hosting solutions for our clients
Why Online Databases?
Online database systems allow utilities to streamline and reduce admin costs.
Online databases simplify M&E, contract management, invoice processing, inspection processes, and reporting.
Facilitate the utility/participant partnership; budgets, milestones, document control, and communications are instantly accessible and managed by all project stakeholders.
Sample Database FeaturesEnsures a complete application before submittal
Qualifies contractors and projects
Facilitates data entry or uploads
Ensures customer and measure eligibility
Accumulates and Validates detailed Installation Data
Performs contractor or customer impact and rebate calculations
Manages inspections
Tracks/monitors milestones and reporting
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Multiple User Role Layers
Ensuring a Complete and Accurate Application
Qualifying Contractors and Projects
Entering or Uploading Project Data
Acquiring/Validating Data
Ensuring Customer Eligibility
Calculating Rebates
Managing Inspections
Milestones and Reporting
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Mission Control Interface
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Q & A Session
Please feel free to ask questions
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Contact Information
Bill Brooks – CEO– [email protected]
Patty Keegan – Manager EnerTrek® Products– [email protected]
Jeff Chien – Senior Software Developer– [email protected]
Kyle Caffey – Energy Analyst, Helpdesk, Training– [email protected]
