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About Virtual Peaker
Virtual Peaker is a remote-first company based in Louisville, KY, with employees in many time zones. Since 2015, Virtual Peaker has worked to help our utility partners around the world build a better, greener grid through scalable, cloud-based software solutions. Founded by Bill Burke, Virtual Peaker has grown to serve utility DER and demand response management needs, as well as providing resources to help utilities meet decarbonization regulations and grid reliability.
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Introducing the Next Generation of Virtual Power Plants: Topline Demand Control
Virtual power plants have remained a buzzworthy concept for years, a glimpse into the potential of aggregate demand flexibility. A […]
Ask An Expert: Virtual Power Plants, Reliability, & AI
From our thoughts on the Department of Energy report to our upcoming launch, we’ve had virtual power plants on our […]
What We Learned From the Pathways to Commercial Liftoff: Virtual Power Plants DOE Report
Last September, the Department of Energy released an extensive report entitled Pathways to Commercial Liftoff: Virtual Power Plants. As the […]
What Our Recent Webinar Taught Us About Marketing Demand Response Programs
Whether connecting with new utilities or sharing ideas at conferences, one common refrain from program managers is that demand response […]
Ask An Expert: The Fundamentals of Virtual Power Plants & Where They Might Go Next
Virtual power plants (VPPs) have remained in the public zeitgeist for years now, transitioning from a buzzword concept to a […]
Ask An Expert: How Distributed Energy Resources Can Help With Grid Congestion
It’s a new year and we’re trying something a little different. Our Ask an Expert series is an opportunity to […]
Decarbonization, Money, & the Tipping Point For Carbon
In October 2019, we shared two studies from the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) that posed a provocative question: When might […]
Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings (GEB) & Why Do They Matter?
Utilities of any size, including smaller municipal and electric cooperatives, can have an enormous impact on climate change. Both through […]
The Changing Rural Landscape: Cooperatives, EVs, & Managed Charging
Rural electric co-ops are embracing the growing electric vehicle (EV) market trends and increased infrastructural support, driven equally by prosumer […]