Thermostats
EnergyHub’s lab brings the benefits of real-world DER testing to utilities, device partners, and the industry EnergyHub’s Tesla Model 3 spends most of its time parked at our Burlington, Vermont office. But it’s not the kind of company car you might expect. Instead, this Tesla is one of the many distributed energy resources (DERs) that…
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Residential demand response program will enhance grid reliability and accelerate decarbonization (New York) September 5, 2023 – EnergyHub, a leading provider of grid-edge flexibility programs throughout North America, has partnered with the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), Ontario’s grid operator, to introduce the Save on Energy Peak PerksTM program, a new Bring Your Own Thermostat®…
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Arizona Public Service, Salt River Project, and Tucson Electric Power offer incentive programs to help customers save money, support the grid (Arizona) August 31, 2023 – Arizona is experiencing record high temperatures, lasting not just days but weeks, forcing many to crank up their air conditioners with the unintended effect of straining the region’s electrical grid.…
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In 2018, Salt River Project (SRP) and EnergyHub partnered on a Bring Your Own Thermostat (BYOT) pilot. In four years, SRP has transformed their demand response (DR) program from a pilot to a valuable part of the resource stack. They can now call on over 67,000 devices that consistently provide 82 MW of load flexibility,…
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Arizona Public Service (APS) is taking progressive steps to address challenges that every utility will face in the coming years. The utility has become a national leader on clean energy with a commitment to transition to 100 percent clean and carbon-free electricity by 2050.
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Spring has sprung throughout most of the country by now. As trees started to blossom and animals began to emerge from hibernation, our data analysis team here at EnergyHub headed back into their caves to dissect a winter’s worth of thermostat data. We’re grateful to the DOE, EPA, and other government and industry organizations for…
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