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November 1, 2010eMeter is a smart grid software company that provides smart network application platform (SNAP) software to integrate smart meters and smart grid communications networks and devices with utility IT systems. eMeter also provides smart grid application software such as meter data management (MDM) and consumer engagement software. Being vendor-neutral toward all meter, hardware, and legacy utility software systems (e.g. CIS and Billing), eMeter has a unique, unbiased and global perspective on smart grid IT issues.Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010EnerNOC, Inc. (“EnerNOC”) is pleased to provide these comments to the Department of Energy in response to the Request for Information “Policy and Logistical Challenges to Smart Grid Implementation.” EnerNOC is a leading provider of demand response and energy efficiency solutions to utilities, Independent System Operators (“ISOs”) and customers in the commercial, industrial and institutional (“CI&I”) sectors. EnerNOC uses near real-time data collected from utility meters at CI&I customers to monitor and coach performance during demand response events, as well as to spot excursions outside normal building operating parameters in our SiteSMART energy efficiency service for large buildings and campuses.Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010EnerNOC, Inc. (“EnerNOC”) is pleased to provide these comments to the Department of Energy in response to the Request for Information “Policy and Logistical Challenges to Smart Grid Implementation.” EnerNOC is a leading provider of demand respo...Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010AARP submits the following comments on consumers and smart grid issues in response to the Request for Information (Request or RFI) on smart grid policy and logistical challenges, published by the Department of Energy (DOE) on September 16, 2010Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010AARP submits the following comments on consumers and smart grid issues in response to the Request for Information (Request or RFI) on smart grid policy and logistical challenges, published by the Department of Energy (DOE) on September 16, 2010Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010The Galvin Electricity Initiative, a non-profit organization, has dedicated its resources to researching and developing both prototypes and policy reforms that demonstrate the art of the possible in terms of grid performance.Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010The Galvin Electricity Initiative, a non-profit organization, has dedicated its resources to researching and developing both prototypes and policy reforms that demonstrate the art of the possible in terms of grid performance.Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010The GridWise Alliance is a coalition of over 150 companies, organizations, and academic institutions advocating for a smart grid for a more sustainable future. We are consensus‐driven and technology neutral and do not advocate for specific platforms or technologies, but, rather, for policies that will move the entire market forward to create jobs, provide clean energy solutions, and increase the reliability, flexibility, and efficiency of our electric grid.Office of Electricity
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November 1, 2010The GridWise Alliance is a coalition of over 150 companies, organizations, and academic institutions advocating for a smart grid for a more sustainable future. We are consensus‐driven and technology neutral and do not advocate for specific platforms...Office of Electricity