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UtilityAPI provides secure access to utility data, focusing on the clean energy and utility management market. The company collects, standardizes, and shares utility data to help clients manage energy usage, optimize incentive programs, and comply with regulations like Green Button Connect. Their white-labeled platform allows clients to customize solutions for streamlined access to multiple utilities, aiding in the implementation of clean energy programs. UtilityAPI operates on a subscription model, offering insights through interval data to support clients in achieving their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals, particularly in reducing Scope 2 carbon emissions. Additionally, they provide bill data services for managing energy usage and billing in community solar projects.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$10.7M
Headquarters
Oakland, California
Founded
2014
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Utility leverages Green Button solutions from Oracle and UtilityAPI to enable customers to opt in to data sharing to support value-added programsAUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- El Paso Electric is using an integrated data access solution from Oracle and UtilityAPI that meets the Green Button Download My Data (DMD) and Connect My Data (CMD) certification requirements. The offering enables residential customers to opt in to automate the secure transfer of their utility energy usage data to authorized third-party vendors. By sharing their usage, customers can gain helpful information and tools to help them save energy and lower their bill. The solution also allows large commercial customers with multiple utility accounts and meters to self-authorize access to all their accounts in one file via an application programming interface (API), reducing administrative tasks and increasing time to value.For many utilities, providing access to data and insights is essential but resource-intensive. With more states mandating these kind of initiatives, utilities are looking for proven, reliable solutions to remain compliant
Phase 1 of the centralized repository included launching two platform versions, an initial prototype to gather feedback from beta users, and a minimum viable product with a host of new features that support New York State's aggressive clean energy goals.BOULDER, Colo., April 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- E Source, a utilities-focused consulting, research, and data science company has delivered Phase 1 of the planned two-phase implementation of the State of New York's Integrated Energy Data Resource (IEDR) platform in coordination with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). This centralized statewide platform provides access to energy-related data from various public and private sources, including utilities, distributed energy resource (DER) providers, government agencies, and consumers. Awarded the contract in October 2022 by NYSERDA, E Source leads the Solution Architect and Development team with partners UtilityAPI, Flux Tailor, and TRC Companies.The IEDR platform is a secure, searchable, and centralized repository of energy-related data from the state's electric, gas, and steam utilities and nonutility entities. Designed to support energy affordability, clean energy acceleration, and system reliability, it's the first instance where data from electrical systems, DER devices, rate plans, and customers will be available statewide, consistently, securely, and in a single source.The functionality enabled by data from the IEDR will be used by state agencies, DER providers, utilities, and utility customers to accelerate the cleantech market, helping New York achieve its clean energy goals outlined in the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act. The IEDR platform aggregates and standardizes data useful to each constituency, aiding in renewable investment decisions and project planning, monitoring the effectiveness of policy objectives, and better serving the clean energy needs of disadvantaged communities.For example, the new Electric Infrastructure Assessment Tool enables solar developers and other DERs to locate ideal project sites in just a few keystrokes, compared to legacy manual approaches involving phone calls, emails, and thousands of pages of non-searchable PDF content. Using this tool with other platform data such as planned and completed DER projects, renewable energy developers, including community solar, storage, and solar-plus-storage providers, can site and permit their projects faster and with lower costs.Dave Perotti, CEO of E Source, said, "Being appointed as the solution and development lead of the IEDR platform is a testament to the success of our transformation from a research-focused business to a comprehensive solutions provider
Building Decarbonization In-a-Box is a turnkey building decarbonization program being launched in nine major cities and counties that aims to rapidly scale up the deployment of clean-energy technologies across millions of small commercial and multifamily buildings with persistently high carbon footprints. These buildings consume 44% of the overall energy used in buildings, are often located in underserved communities, and have been largely overlooked by decarbonization efforts. (Graphic: Building Decarbonization In-a-Box/UtilityAPI)WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, a national coalition that includes nine major cities and counties launched a turnkey building decarbonization program that aims to rapidly scale up the deployment of clean-energy technologies across millions of small commercial and multifamily buildings with persistently high carbon footprints.The innovative Building Decarbonization In-A-Box (BDAB) program, announced just days after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded $20 billion in competitive "green bank" grants through the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, will be one of the first initiatives to demonstrate how the newly available funding will mobilize capital for on-the-ground decarbonization projects in communities across America.Six cities – Atlanta, Georgia; Fort Collins, Colorado; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Reno, Nevada; and San Antonio, Texas – and three counties – Los Angeles County, California; St. Louis County, Missouri; and Montgomery County, Maryland – will be the first to take advantage of the local government-driven BDAB program. The coalition also includes three companies – UtilityAPI, Allectrify, and Sustainable Real Estate Solutions (SRS) – and four nonprofit green banks – Colorado Clean Energy Fund, Missouri Green Banc, Montgomery County Green Bank, and Philadelphia Green Capital Corporation.Buildings account for 40% of greenhouse gas emissions globally (and as much as 70% of the total emissions in cities), but existing decarbonization programs tend to overlook small commercial and multifamily buildings
This figure shows the visualized building load data as imported by UtilityAPI into the Xendee platform. This contains weekday, weekend and peak load data for each time step of the day and each month of the year. (Graphic: Business Wire). This figure shows the visualized building load data as imported by UtilityAPI into the Xendee platform. This contains weekday, weekend and peak load data for each time step of the day and each month of the year. (Graphic: Business Wire)
UtilityAPI, an Oakland, Calif.-based provider of secure, standardized, authorized access to utility data, closed a $10m Series A funding.