EnergyHub

Last weekend, EnergyHub sent a team of crack developers (and me) to participate in New York city’s first Cleanweb Hackathon. The event, sponsored by NYSERDA and a host of private companies, aimed to promote innovation and cooperation in information technology with a focus on promoting energy efficiency and clean energy. There was a lot of [...]

A recent analysis of data compiled through EnergyHub’s MercuryTM smart thermostat platform uncovered a correlation between consumers’ geographic location and the average heating temperature of their homes—with surprising results.  Generally, residents in states with cooler average temperatures are setting their thermostats lower than those living in warmer states—from an average of 63.4 degrees Fahrenheit in [...]

Cleantech Open Announces Winners of 2011 National Business Competition Redwood City, California | November 17, 2011 EnergyHub is honored to be a Cleantech Open 2011 Alumni Award winner! 2011 Alumni Award winner: Each year, the 2011 Alumni Award recognizes Cleantech Open alumni companies that achieved significant momentum during the year. To determine the winners, several [...]

If you are in New York City this weekend (Sept. 17 & 18), come check out EnergyHub at Maker Faire at the New York Hall of Science. This annual event celebrating people who make things and showcasing the things they make will play host to 500 participants and thousands of attendees. We will be there [...]

We’re honored to be included on Dow Jones VentureWire’s list of top 50 FASTech start-ups. Several criteria were used for selection, but according to the VentureWire editorial team: “Most importantly, the start-up’s innovation should break from conventional methods, introduce novel technology or markedly advance an existing product or service.” Thank you, VentureWire! We’re looking forward [...]