EnergyHub helps utility companies manage the complexities of the energy grid, especially with electric vehicles (EVs) and distributed energy resources (DERs). Their main product, the Distributed Energy Resource Management System (DERMS) platform, uses artificial intelligence to optimize energy control at the grid edge, including features like Managed Charging for EVs. This allows utilities to align renewable energy supply with demand and reduce infrastructure costs. EnergyHub stands out through its partnerships with EV manufacturers and smart home technology providers, aiming to enhance utility operations and customer satisfaction.

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EnergyHub has partnered with Toyota Motor North America to enhance the electric vehicle (EV) ownership experience.

EnergyHub, Toyota Enhance EV Experience

Kapacity.io, a European leader in heat pump optimization and flexibility, has been acquired by EnergyHub, North America's largest provider of resident

EnergyHub Acquires Finland-Based Kapacity.io to Accelerate Demand-Side Flexibility in Europe

FranklinWH partners with EnergyHub for virtual power plant grid services.

FranklinWH partners with EnergyHub for virtual power plant grid services

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google NewsEnergyHub announces that they are collaborating with Toyota Motor North America (Toyota) to improve the electric vehicle (EV) ownership experience. A direct integration with EnergyHub’s platform enables Toyota and Lexus drivers to take advantage of certain utility programs designed to reduce the cost of charging for EV customers, while helping utilities ensure grid reliability and accelerate decarbonization.Shifting EV charging load away from times of peak electricity demand helps keep the grid reliable and can enable utilities to defer infrastructure investments that would otherwise be needed to meet increased demand for electricity as transportation electrification accelerates. This helps keep rates low for all customers.“Our collaboration with Toyota is a key milestone in EnergyHub’s effort to maximize customer choice through the largest ecosystem of EV OEM and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) partners,” said Matt Johnson, VP of Business Development at EnergyHub. “This integration accelerates our work to improve the overall EV ownership experience, while unlocking grid service value for our utility clients.”Customers of utilities that partner with EnergyHub can access several types of EV programs, depending on what is available for their vehicles, including managed charging, vehicle-to-grid, EV-specific time-of-use rates, off-peak rebates, and EV data programs designed to support infrastructure planning. This allows EV owners to unlock rebates to offset the price of installing eligible EV charging equipment and incentives for shifting charging based on system-wide and localized grid constraints.“Empowering our Toyota and Lexus EV customers with cost-effective energy solutions that reduce emissions and contribute to the grid underscores Toyota’s commitment to sustainable mobility,” said James George, General Manager, EV Charging Solutions at Toyota

Energyhub & Toyota Collaborate To Support The Electrical Grid And Improve Ev Ownership Experience

EnergyHub announces that they are collaborating with Toyota Motor North America (Toyota) to improve the electric vehicle (EV) ownership experience. (Photo: Toyota Motor North America)EnergyHub announces that they are collaborating with Toyota Motor North America (Toyota) to improve the electric vehicle (EV) ownership experience. (Photo: Toyota Motor North America)NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EnergyHub announces that they are collaborating with Toyota Motor North America (Toyota) to improve the electric vehicle (EV) ownership experience. A direct integration with EnergyHub’s platform enables Toyota and Lexus drivers to take advantage of certain utility programs designed to reduce the cost of charging for EV customers, while helping utilities ensure grid reliability and accelerate decarbonization.Shifting EV charging load away from times of peak electricity demand helps keep the grid reliable and can enable utilities to defer infrastructure investments that would otherwise be needed to meet increased demand for electricity as transportation electrification accelerates. This helps keep rates low for all customers.“Our collaboration with Toyota is a key milestone in EnergyHub’s effort to maximize customer choice through the largest ecosystem of EV OEM and electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) partners,” said Matt Johnson, VP of Business Development at EnergyHub. “This integration accelerates our work to improve the overall EV ownership experience, while unlocking grid service value for our utility clients.”Customers of utilities that partner with EnergyHub can access several types of EV programs, depending on what is available for their vehicles, including managed charging, vehicle-to-grid, EV-specific time-of-use rates, off-peak rebates, and EV data programs designed to support infrastructure planning

Energyhub And Toyota Collaborate To Support The Electrical Grid And Improve Ev Ownership Experience

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EnergyHub, a leading grid-edge flexibility provider, in partnership with Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), has enrolled more than 100,000 homes in the Save on Energy Peak Perks™ program in just six months to create the largest residential virtual power plant (VPP) in Canada. It’s the fastest growing flexibility program in EnergyHub’s decade-plus working with over 60 utility clients on Bring Your Own Thermostat™ programs. With 100,000 homes enrolled, the VPP is capable of delivering peak demand reduction of up to 90 MW, the equivalent of taking a city the size of Kingston, ON off the grid during peak times. Flexible capacity is expected to climb as enrollment continues. According to a recent report by the Rocky Mountain Institute, virtual power plants – groups of internet-connected devices like batteries, electric vehicles, and smart thermostats that can be actively controlled – are a valuable and largely overlooked resource for advancing key grid objectives. By 2030, VPPs could reduce peak demand in the United States by 60 gigawatts (GW) and could grow to more than 200 GW by 2050

Energyhub Helps Ontario’S Ieso Build Canada’S Largest Residential Virtual Power Plant In Just Six Months

Internet For EverythingTech enthusiasts have been talking for a while now about the “Internet of Things”, or IoT. What it actually means might vary quite a lot depending on who you ask.The general idea is a hyper-connected world, where every item around us transmits back data about its status, consumption, etc., as well as being remotely controllable. What constitutes an IoT device or not will depend, creating varying expectations and understanding of the concept.How far it really goes, depends. Some people envision a fully connected world, where every light bulb and house appliance is fully connected independently. Others would see it first reaching industries, the electric grid, and large devices like HVAC and cars.The IoT market is expected to grow at an impressive 26.1% CAGR, and reach a total of $3.3T by 2030, from “just” $662B in 2023.10 Internet of Things (IoT) Stocks for the Connected FutureThe e-commerce giant is also a major actor in smart homes, as well as a reseller of countless connected devices. The company is equally active in cloud computing, controlling 32% of the market through WAS, a key infrastructure requirement for IoT to become part of everyday life.The company's smart home offer includes Alexa and Echo smart speakers, security systems, as well as various appliances, WiFi & network solutions, lightning, thermostats, and power.The integration of other IoT systems into Alexa allows for voice control of the whole house

10 Internet Of Things (Iot) Stocks For The Connected Future

BALTIMORE  NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CPower Energy ("CPower"), the leading, national Distributed Energy Resource (DER) monetization and Virtual Power Plant (VPP) provider, and EnergyHub, a top grid-edge flexibility and VPP provider to utilities and markets, today launched a new residential VPP partnership available to 1.2 million Ameren Illinois customers in more than 1,200 communities across Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), the U.S. midwestern grid operator. Ameren and other utilities in the Midwest are expanding VPP programs to help MISO cost-effectively manage increasing electricity demand by utilizing a growing base of distributed energy resources. The partnership combines CPower’s multi-year experience working with Ameren Illinois commercial and industrial customers with EnergyHub’s experience building some of North America’s largest residential VPPs for more than 60 utility clients. Together, they’re creating new opportunities for Ameren’s residential customers to earn rewards while helping keep the grid reliable and accelerating decarbonization. Through the partnership, Ameren Illinois customers with in-home smart thermostats across central and southern Illinois can enroll in EnergyHub’s Bring Your Own Thermostat® program with CPower acting as the VPP’s market participant for MISO

Cpower And Energyhub Partner On Residential Virtual Power Plant For Ameren Customers

EnergyHub secures $1.5M grant from CEC to boost VPP deployment in California, targeting 7,000 DERs for a greener grid. Focus on low-income families and grid reliability.

EnergyHub Receives CEC Grant to Support Expansion of Virtual Power Plants in California | $ALRM Stock News

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® (BYOT) residential demand response (RDR) program.

EnergyHub to manage province-wide Peak Perks program for Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator

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