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Why Your Distributed Energy Resource Management System (DERMS) Supports Multiple Utility Teams
…time-tested and proven conservation tactic that calls upon program participants to decrease usage during peak hours of energy consumption. Beyond that, there are several parallel and/or complementary strategies available to…
BlogThe Customer Segmentation Strategy for Utility Program Managers
…is new research that examines different customer attitudes, preferences, and motivations that will help utilities develop customer segmentation strategies in an increasingly customer-centric business landscape. Read on to learn how…
BlogSummer Recap: How Demand Flexibility Initiatives Helped!
…leading to 36 deaths, a tragedy that could have been minimized through the deployment of more demand flexibility strategies. Research indicates that these storm-related outages disproportionately impact LMI communities, meaning…
BlogInternational Day of Climate Action: Energy Efficiency Tips To Fight Climate Change
…responsibility to safeguard the planet for future generations. Carbon-free sources, including renewables and nuclear power, contributed to 90% of last year’s global growth in electricity generation, underlining the urgency of…
BlogAchieving More Demand Flexibility Requires Mastering the Resource Planning Process
…that they are a reliable replacement for supply-side peaking assets. Another issue is compensation for load reductions, which doesn’t always reflect the value of the customer’s contribution. For example, a…
Blog10 Years of Virtual Peaker: Where We’ve Been, What We’ve Learned, & Where We’re Going
…has remained unwavering. This success is a testament to our entire team’s incredible talent and dedication. I’m particularly grateful for the opportunity to have worked alongside some of the brightest…
BlogHow to Segment & Control Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) Within Demand Flexibility Programs
…an area. These complex events can be structured so that the scheduled event start time triggers multiple demand events simultaneously. For example, macros are useful in instances like making one…
BlogBeyond Buzzwords: What DERMS & Virtual Power Plants Mean
…DERMS serves as the operating system that combines and realizes the potential of a virtual power plant. At its core, VPPs are an advanced form of real-time demand response, and…
BlogAsk An Expert: The Fundamentals of Virtual Power Plants & Where They Might Go Next
…can respond, what information is obtainable from a device, or what actions devices can take are only limited by the communication infrastructure and functionality in components. For example, inverters could…
BlogHow Demand Flexibility Initiatives Help During Extreme Weather Events
…complicated, as Helene not only severely damaged physical infrastructure but sank critical components of the distribution system underwater in many cases. These repairs are further compounded by the current global…
BlogAsk An Expert: Virtual Power Plants, Reliability, & AI
…what they can get out of the devices within their programs. Alternatively, you could make things more reliable and consistent by using advanced algorithms and control techniques. For example, you…
News & PRVirtual Peaker and ICF Partner with Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation to Launch EV ChargeSmart Program
…www.virtual-peaker.com and follow the company on LinkedIn and X, formerly known as Twitter (@VirtualPeaker). Media Contacts Amber Mullaney | amullaney@virtual-peaker.com | 502-689-0249 Kathleen Van Gorden | kathleen@doermaker.com | 401-480-1840…