The aggregate own-price elasticities from conservation equation (9) (-.134 winter, -.114 summer) are the numbers the results narrative revolves around — singled out as significantly different from zero at 5% and benchmarked against Mountain (1993) — and eq. (9)'s elasticity feeds the paper's consumption-impact calculations; the Table 5 compensated elasticities are presented only "to give an idea of the range" across establishment subgroups. || "In contrast, for equation (9) we find the aggregate own-price elasticity for total electricity usage (-.134 in the winter and -.114 in the summer) to be different from zero at the 5% level." (p. S133, printed page)
Ham, J. C., Mountain, D. C., & Chan, M. W. L. (1997): 'Time-of-use prices and electricity demand: allowing for selection bias in experimental data.' RAND Journal of Economics, 28, S113-S141.