As we enter a new decade, we are all asking, what lies ahead for the energy and utility industry in 2020? To give us some insight, we asked a panel of industry insiders to give us their predictions for the year ahead.
An organizational shift toward innovation will take more than just creating new titles and positions. It will demand the strategic integration of innovation.
Powerley utility customers share their success stories with EEI about commercializing smart home energy management.
A personalized coaching engine known as the Smart Action Use Case Engine is being adopted by utilities – driving greater adoption of smart home products by creating practical application and value.
Together, Powerley and Oracle Utilities Opower are helping utilities lead their customers on a journey from energy awareness to energy savings automation.
The Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA) has named Powerley winner of the 2019 SEPA Power Players Change Agent of the Year award.
Utilities own the missing piece of the smart home puzzle — real-time, whole-home energy data.
BC Hydro’s new smart home energy management app called HydroHome saved one man $700 last year on his power bill.
To discover the best way to save money on energy this summer, the Data Science team analyzed two hypotheses regarding the AC to find out which delivers the most savings.
The electric utility industry is on the cusp of a new era in energy, driven by the power and potential of an automated world.
It isn’t automation scheduling or remote control of the thermostat that is helping us embrace a greener lifestyle – it’s insight.
AEP Ohio and Powerley turn daily interactions into lasting impacts, delivering a new energy-driven smart home experience that is engaging customers an average of 9 times per week.
How environmentally friendly are EVs when charging them with electricity generated from non-renewable sources like coal?
The Powerley Advisor has tapped the energy in our homes – giving them the power to communicate. Providing personalized insight to make your home ultra-efficient and extremely intelligent.
A new personalized home and energy assistant is delivering greater levels of insight by creating connections that utilize the full potential of electricity to link every part of the home.
Beyond just financial approaches, it is the DNA of the utility itself that that is starting to change to re-activate the innovative culture that revolutionized our world a century ago.
Exploring the impact of home energy management and the smart home within the utility sector, Manoj Kumar, CEO of Powerley, details the utility transformation taking place by way of new technology and business models.
Blockchain – it has made waves by tracking and encrypting transactions, but now this groundbreaking process has the potential to make waves in the energy industry as well.
Monitoring the lights electrical usage, we determine how much energy each string of lights uses and the associated electrical cost.
With distributed resources playing a greater role in the energy ecosystem and our energy consumption only becoming more efficient, utility executives are faced with the challenge of how to meet expected revenue growth within a traditional business model.
When evaluating the energy efficiency of a smart home one must first ask, “What is a smart home?”
The smart home presents an amazing opportunity for energy providers to tap into this organically-created network to expand grid assets for demand management.
To adapt, current energy leaders need to apply creative solutions to three modern problems – integrating renewables, adapting infrastructure, and securing the customer relationship
DTE Energy and Powerley partner to push past the meter — taking energy management to the next level by tapping the home to deliver deeper intelligence.
By combining an app that had an engaging UI and offering easy to use hardware, customer engagement with DTE soared by 72x per month.
Home Energy Management is connecting the smart grid to the smart home – helping to monitor and manage energy through the smart home.
While the corporate tax break might have some benefits, utilities are also facing new challenges as a result.
HEM and smart device security and interoperability has been a barrier to wider adoption. The Z-Wave S2 framework changes that.
One utility’s evolution in response to market trends, shows that it’s not if utilities will change, but when.
BC Hydro has launched a consumer pilot of the Powerley platform through a program the utility branded HydroHome.
It’s Your Power program combines energy management and smart home automation for 1.5 million residential customers
DTE Insight enables their 2,142,829 users to monitor energy usage and take actions to increase efficiency.
Two bills pass to support Energy Efficiency and Demand Response programs and a renewable energy goal.
Consumers want more value. Now there’s an opportunity to capitalize on new revenue streams while doing it.
There’s an opportunity to transform utility-customer relationships and get notable gains in your J.D. Power scores.
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For consumers to act our energy data needs to be highly accurate. Hardware part of making that happen.
Talking with TechCrunch at CES, Manoj Kumar shares his thoughts on the tech renaissance that’s underway in Detroit.
There are many challenges facing smart home systems including lack of integrated ecosystem and a value proposition.