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Celebrate World Environment Day With These 4 Tips For Your Demand Flexibility Program!
…running, and the incentives involved/how it would benefit. By following a comprehensive go to market plan, a utility company can effectively launch its products and services, attract new customers, and…
BlogThe Sustainability & Economic Value of Planting Trees
…Furthermore, replanting trees can improve environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) scores, which is beneficial in improving credit ratings for utility companies. Utility Operations & Trees For many utility companies,…
Blog3 Use Cases For Flexible Dispatching of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs)
…reason: these same personal energy assets add both encumbrance and complexity to an already taxed national grid infrastructure. At the moment, the U.S. national grid is struggling to keep up…
BlogTeam Q&A: Heather Droel – VP of Human Resources
…I joined a start-up in the renewable energy industry. The challenge and excitement of working for a start-up company, combined with the culture we created as a team, is what…
BlogWhat is Climate Anxiety?
…participants reported that they would pay more to their electric company for green energy. Furthermore, climate anxiety is driving prosumer-driven distributed energy resources (DERs) and demand response markets. Is your…
BlogPolicy, Technology, and People: Sampling Virtual Peaker’s Innovation Forum
…it out together. To combat climate change through technology and communication, we need to keep developing advanced software and hardware solutions while fostering a more customer-centric approach. With the right…
BlogMaximising The Value Of Residential Solar PV & Batteries In A Distributed Energy Environment
…(Edge DERMS), utilities can aggregate otherwise disparate behind-the-meter battery energy storage systems and solar devices to redistribute communally generated energy stored and produced within the community to repower the grid….
BlogIn Energy, the Utility Customer Engagement is King Once Again
The energy value chain has been in flux for decades, transitioning between integration, disintegration, and back again. These fluctuations have been driven by a number of factors — changing commodity…
BlogTeam Q&A: Alex Burton – Junior Software Developer
…and RECYCLE. We use reusable bags when getting groceries, we’re committed to recycling anything we can, and try to come up with creative uses for things that can be reused….
BlogWhat is Load Forecasting?
…sets. They use input features, a model, and computed parameters to generate predictions, where the computed parameters are based on historical input features and outcomes. Beyond the three demand forecasting…
BlogTop 5 Blogs of 2024 Roundup: Load Forecasting, Energy Arbitrage, & Topline Demand Control
…moment of pride—has since gone on to be the top search result in Google. Simply put, energy arbitrage involves the purchase of energy through an energy market during off-peak periods…
BlogBuilding a Better Grid: Climate Change, Energy Security, & Grid Resiliency
…prevent power outages to tackling the energy insecurity caused by climate change. These challenges are compounded by evolving electrification efforts that have caused spikes in the adoptions of distributed energy…