Taking greater advantage of energy efficiency, demand resources, and clean energy--WHILE AT THE SAME TIME REDUCING COSTS TO CONSUMERS--requires a transition to a more flexible and resilient electric grid and much greater coordination among system operators.
Chu emphasizes the need for energy efficiency and a modern grid to lower consumer costs.
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