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2025 State of the grid edge

In 2025, the grid edge is evolving faster than ever, driven by rising electrification, new DER technologies, and changing customer behavior. Utilities are under mounting pressure to deliver reliability, resilience, and decarbonization — and traditional solutions can’t keep up.

This new report from EnergyHub offers a data-driven look at how virtual power plants (VPPs) are helping utilities meet the moment. With insights from 80+ utility partners and real-world examples, the report dives into the latest market trends, policy updates, and cutting-edge flexibility strategies driving innovation in load management.

Explore the current state — and future — of the grid edge, including:

  • Policy, market, and customer trends accelerating VPP adoption
  • Shifting DER adoption patterns and best practices in program design
  • The role of thermostats, batteries, EVs, and emerging DERs in utility programs

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