Grid edge
A new report from SECC shows that energy consumers are responding more to cost savings and less to environmental marketing.
A conversation with APS and EnergyHub on the role of virtual power plants as load growth rises.
Many utilities see AI as an all-or-nothing solution. But the leading adopters take a more calculated approach.
Virtual power plants can unlock efficiency in a changing energy landscape.
Exclusive: The utility has been piloting a way of getting new load online faster — but it’s proving tricky.
How do we fix the sometimes frustrating customer experience of getting a heat pump?
A new study reveals the environmental cost of constrained transmission and its impact on carbon accounting methods
Ukraine is making a “strategic shift” toward distributed energy resources.
The lack of federal oversight of the distribution grid may protect the proliferation of DERs, Arushi Sharma Frank said.
The outcome of the election could complicate the energy transition. But there are grid-scale projects that can withstand political upheaval.
The EPRI-led DCFlex will be a testbed for utilities and tech companies to explore ways to make the facilities a boon for the grid.
Federal funds are helping utilities experiment with AI at the grid edge — but scale remains small.
With capital flowing, here are five considerations for founders when building, scaling, and fundraising.
Efficient Computer believes hyper-specialization of GPUs has missed a critical opportunity for distributed intelligence – until now.
Camus Energy studied when the benefits of EV adoption will outweigh the costs for one Indiana utility — and what that means for the grid.