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New York’s Power Use Crumples During the Coronavirus Shutdown

GreenTechMedia

New York has closed all non-essential businesses to battle the country’s worst outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, and the resulting effects on electricity demand are becoming starkly apparent. That means demand has weakened since the first week of the lockdown, as the chart below indicates.

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Our Investment in Specifx: Intelligent HVAC Managemen for Building Electrification

Better Ventures

The company builds software for large building managers to intelligently manage their heating, ventilation, and cooling (“HVAC”) systems. Specifx’s cutting-edge technology offers a streamlined solution for energy efficiency management, providing a sophisticated understanding of HVAC specifications. billion by 2026.

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3 Ways IoT can help reduce carbon emissions

Smart Energy International

These devices enable consumers to connect a variety of home appliances and systems to the internet, including their HVAC system, power system, lighting, dishwashers, coffee makers and refrigerators. Smart street lights can be used to capture information on traffic flow and improve city light management.

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Bidgely Accelerates AI-Driven Energy Transformation with Grid4C Acquisition

Bidgely

This acquisition will not only strengthen the core capabilities of Bidgelys UtilityAI Platform, including home energy management, customer experience, demand response, load shaping strategies, and distributed energy resources (DERs) optimization, but also support a variety of new use cases.

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National Grid pilots Leap’s distributed energy platform

Smart Energy International

Energy market access provider Leap and National Grid have announced a pilot project to provide demand response (DR) in New York City by using Leap’s distributed energy software platform. By aggregating flexible loads from an array of DERs, Leap hopes to allow grid operators to utilise distributed demand side resources to balance the grid.

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ARENA and Shell Energy to demonstrate commercial flexibility in Australia

Smart Energy International

Shell Energy’s ‘Commercialising Smart Energy Hubs’ project will recruit at least 40 commercial and industrial (C&I) customer sites to demonstrate flexible demand capacity. To achieve the full potential of flexible demand, we will require new innovation, technologies and market processes. Sign up to our newsletter and stay informed.

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How to win the Home Energy Management business battle

Smart Energy International

The potential of under-utilised sources of demand response within the residential sector has been a growing business interest as countries investigate newer, smarter ways of managing grid congestion. What this has led to is a business battleground and, until recently, a largely fragmented market.