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Energy Efficiency 2012 P3

• Opower helps utilities save enough energy to power a city of 200,000
  

  Partnering with over 70 utilities in 25 states and four countries, Opower's platform lets residential customers know how their energy usage compares to similar homes and offers personalized tips on how to save energy

• EnerNOC signs energy efficiency contract with San Francisco utilities commission
  

  EnerNOC will work closely with building construction stakeholders to ensure that the city of San Francisco's new buildings operate efficiently and to the owners' specifications

• Elliptical Mobile Solutions to assist Con Edison energy efficiency program
  

  The savings customers will realize by using Elliptical Mobile Solutions enclosures is twofold. Micro-Modular Data Centers dramatically reduce data center energy and operating costs by containing the hot and cold aisles within the enclosure

• EnerNOC joins OpenADR Alliance board of directors
  

  EnerNOC, Inc. extended its role in the development of an open communication standard for automated demand response (Auto DR) by joining the board of directors of the OpenADR Alliance

• Home energy management market builds slowly but surely
  

  Even as deployments of smart grid infrastructure have accelerated in recent years, the once hyped home energy management (HEM) market has struggled to gain traction

• IBM smart building technology to boost energy efficiency of U.S. federal buildings
  

  Part of GSA's larger smart building strategy, this initiative will connect building management systems to a central cloud based platform, improving efficiency and saving up to $15 million in taxpayer dollars annually

• Weather drives weak power sales; industrial near pre-recession
  

  Power sales in the opening quarter of the year fell as relatively mild winter weather prevailed throughout much of the country

• Green Button Challenge spurs smart apps
  

  Software developers were invited to submit web and mobile apps to help consumers save energy in coordination with the DOE’s Green Button Challenge