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Energy Technology Manufacturer and Retailer Applications

Equipment manufacturers use customer information for new product development and market strategy development. Manufacturers and retailers use customer information for marketing strategy and marketing program development.

A successful new product offering must have a potential market that is large enough to support commercialization and marketing of the product. Additionally, the new product must be able to compete with other technologies in that market space. Subtle changes in cost/efficiency or operating characteristics can often change the size of the potential market and the competitive advantage of an individual technology. Since most existing products are typically updated and improved, changing market potential and competitive positioning, product development analysis is actually required over the life of most products. All of these product development activities require detailed information on the potential customers and market.

Marketing strategy and marketing program development also require detailed customer information. Market segmentation, target marketing, customer scoring and other marketing activities benefit from the greatest amount of customer information available.

The following MAISY Products and Services are most relevant for supporting these needs

For Distributed Resource Manufacturers

DG Marketplace provides potential DG and CHP customers with estimates of energy bill savings available with engines, microturbines, turbines and fuel cell systems customized specifically for each site.

Marketing to utilities. DG systems can contribute to reduced T&D expansion costs, reduced emissions, increased reliability and power quality, and other utility benefits. When properly integrated in utility system planning, DG also increases utility system revenues.

By presenting utility- and equipment-specific DG business strategies designed to benefit both customers and utility shareholders, Jackson Associates assists DG manufacturers and retailers in their efforts to market DG systems directly to utilities through (1) direct utility sales and/or (2) sales to individual customers in partnership with utilities.

For clients who want to perform analysis inhouse, the DG Marketplace is the easiest-to-use distributed energy resource assessment, market analysis and marketing tool available, both for individual project evaluations and market analysis. The Profiler applies:

  • 8,760 hourly electric and thermal loads from the widely-used MAISY Utility Service Area Customer Databases,
  • current utility rate tariffs and
  • distributed resource technology characteristics

to assess DG applications for any user-selected customer characteristics or market segments. Results are immediately presented in each online session.

For All Energy Technology Manufacturers and Retailers

Regardless of the technology, if it uses energy or is related to residential or commercial building construction, MAISY products and/or services can provide valuable input in product business and strategy development. The following Jackson Associates products and services support all energy technology manufacturers and retailers:

Utility Customer Databases provide information on customers in every utility and state in the US and all provinces in Canada.

Other MAISY data products support targeted information gathering

Jackson Associates technology modeling and market modeling can provide you will market potential and sales forecast estimates for any energy technology. Analysis of sales with alternative product attributes can help identify profitable changes in product design and marketing strategies.

(c) 2005 Jerry Jackson. All rights reserved.