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Recurve’s OpenEEmeter has been approved by the DOE as the first open source M&V software for IRA Home Energy Rebates

To address the challenges of electrification, researchers from Recurve and the CEC unveiled a new, data-driven approach to planning.

Using Recurve’s FLEX platform, BayREN launched an energy efficiency market that delivered $20 million in reduced costs for hard-to-reach businesses.

Demand flexibility markets powered by Recurve’s software platform have scaled rapidly and are delivering more than 100% of their forecasted grid benefit.

A recent report demonstrated high levels of support among customers and market aggregators for a new delivery model for demand flexibility.

The solution to DERMS complexity is integrated, third-party Measurement and Verification (M&V) using open-source methods and code.

Recurve is excited to unveil the Trust Center to offer insights into the practices and principles that guide our commitment to managing data with care.

To identify ideal customers, targeting must identify potential consumers who are both likely to save on their bills and likely to participate.

GRIDmeter 2.0: Advancing Comparison Group State of the Art With Machine Learning Clustering

Study: 25% of targeted heat pump customers are delivering nearly all the summer peak reductions.

Effectively integrating distributed assets into the energy supply requires a new framework for understanding grid resources. 

Pathbreaking analysis targets electrification for people who’ll save the most money and maximize grid value.

With Recurve’s Bill Impacts Solution, utilities can now isolate and accurately measure the individual impact of utility products and services on rates.

Using a FLEXmarket Approach Gives 3C-REN the Flexibility to Modify Programs to Meet Customer Needs

How states can use DOE HOMES data requirements to create feedback loops to optimize program design.

Taper Building Efficiency demonstrated how an aggregator could take advantage of Market Access to scale efficiency projects for its customers.

Dive into DOE's IRA-HOMES evaluation requirements and discover how embedded M&V can shift from a mere compliance task to blueprinting future success.

The race is on! Time to start thinking about how to best leverage historic federal funding for efficiency.

Residential NMEC programs in California show how the IRA HOMES Act measured path is the easiest way to deliver energy efficiency to customers.

Incentives based on actual meter-based measured energy savings data lead to simple and impactful solutions for contractors and customers.

CPUC recommits to meter-based measurement and market access model, boosting transparency and accountability for California efficiency.

Retail and wholesale price signals can work together to optimize customer experience, reduce risk, and boost savings while maintaining grid reliability.

Energy efficiency can help Illinois reach its proposed statewide peak reduction goal, but only if they target the right customers.

Recurve’s recent study of ComEd’s energy efficiency programs proves conclusively that customer targeting accurately predicts results from future customers.

Prepare for a future where demand-side resources play an active role in a vibrant local energy economy.

Part 1 of Recurve's blog series explores a recent study of four ComEd energy efficiency programs with CLEAResult and ILLUME Advising as ComEd's partners.

BayREN Launches Business FLEXmarket to Enable Energy Efficiency Solutions for Small & Medium Businesses and Hard-to-Reach Communities

How MCE Sync automatically reduced customers' EV charging by 96 percent during peak times.

The key to making electrification policy work is identifying and targeting the right customers.

Calpine, Quantum, and Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Lean into the Clean Energy Transition with Investment in Recurve's Virtual Power Plant Platform

The proposed Inflation Reduction Act includes $4.3B for behind-the-meter residential energy flexibility.

Recurve and Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), California's largest utility, have officially launched a first-of-it's-kind Market Access Program. 

In this webinar and Q&A, NAESCO talks to Recurve CEO Matt Golden about how FLEXmarkets can create new cash flows for ESCOs.

New York’s new P4P program will demonstrate the power of the market to deliver innovative solutions to help decarbonize New York’s homes and grid.

MCE launches Residential and Commercial “Market Access” FLEXmarkets to address the State’s Summer Peak Reliability Emergency

The EDP Technical Advisory Group is pleased to release a practical guide to differential privacy in a risk-based data access framework.

Market Access offers an unprecedented opportunity for energy efficiency and demand response businesses to make money while helping save the California grid.

The governor's $1B proposal represents an important turning point in the effort to decarbonize California's economy.

NOT your typical efficiency program! Learn how Market Access breaks down barriers by paying providers for the value of their portfolios to the grid.

Recurve’s CAISO sponsored study shows how open-source s FLEXmeter methods properly measure and value demand response so ISOs can depend on it.

Why FLEXmeter it is needed and how an open source approach can give ISOs the confidence to deploy and integrate demand response.

CPUC Approves $150M FLEXmarket Inspired “Market Access” Program to Enhance Summer Reliability

Recurve is pleased to announce that it has received SOC 2 Type II certification.

Do you have customers with controllable loads? Submit those sites to the MCE FLEXmarket and get paid for saving energy during peak hours this summer!

Last week the California Public Utilities Commission took a leap toward reconciling energy efficiency with other distributed energy resources.

Segmenting the California's efficiency portfolio will allow all investments to drive toward their intended purpose. 

University of California pilot shows that NMEC can work for universities and other institutions with a large and diverse building stock.

Newly proposed congressional legislation HOPE for HOMES is a great leap forward for measured performance.

With the growing need for demand-side programs that can compete against an intensifying duck curve, California needs a modernized approach to valuation.

Recurve is excited to announce the release of an open-source package of tools to simplify and bring to life the valuation of demand-side resources.

Partnering with Recurve, Eversource put data to use to chart a clear path toward enhanced cost-effectiveness and improved services for its Connecticut custo

Recurve is excited to announce the release of a new report on metered energy savings by the Green Finance Institute.

In this series, we explain how differential privacy can make energy data both more secure and more valuable.

In this series, we explain how differential privacy can make energy data both more secure and more valuable.

In this series, we explain how differential privacy can make energy data both more secure and more valuable.

Recurve's analysis of the August 14th demand response event demonstrates that demand response works as long as appropriate methods are in place.

We at Recurve want to encourage everyone to give back to their communities, especially during this holiday season. 

Recurve is excited to announce Energy Differential Privacy, the first open-source library for computing differentially private energy data statistics.

JouleSmart launches small and medium Business Energy Pro Market In Westchester County, New York.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission aims to create a scalable national market for DERs, but will their plan work?

COVID Renders Traditional M&V Obsolete. Introducing the GRIDmeter™.

NYSERDA and National Grid launch residential pay-for-performance pilot utilizing the Recurve Platform

Recurve Final Presentation: Methods and Open-Source Code to Enable M&V in the era of COVID

Watch this short video and learn about how Recurve is helping Ameren support small businesses affected by COVID-19.

A recent billing analysis of efficiency projects in Connecticut shows the promise of Advanced M&V to help programs improve performance.

In this video, Ben Brown discusses how PG&E is implementing meter-based pay-for-performance to expand demand-side procurement.

In order to solve California's worsening grid problems, we need to rethink how it treats demand flexibility relative to other resources.

In this webinar, Carmen Best explains how an interactive report card can transform and scale efficiency and demand flexibility.

The CPUC Just Changed Marginal Energy Source Natural Gas to Battery Storage!

Experience and Lessons Learned from P4P Pilots for Energy Efficiency in the EU.

Marc Paré, Recurve's security and privacy engineer, explains how the company built enterprise-grade security at a startup-scale.

Recurve's Response to CPUC Questions on P&G

The Green Finance Institute presents a vision for market solutions to scale energy efficiency in the U.K., including through metered energy consumption.

A collaborative effort to develop methods for quantifying exogenous energy consumption factors such as COVID-19 that lie outside of forecasts.

Congratulations to efficiency visionary Ken Colburn, who is retiring from the Regulatory Assistance Project.

EBCE is a national leader in decarbonization. Learn how it integrated its platform with Recurve's to address peak demand and carbon targets.

SMUD and Recurve team explain how to transform efficiency by targeting the hourly carbon intensity of the grid rather than savings.

The CPUC's revision on NMEC provides a host of critical updates. 

Recurve commends the CEC on its clear vision for evolving energy efficiency to demand flexibility.

In this article series for T&D World Magazine, Recurve shows how resource curves can integrate demand flexibility into energy markets.

While the IEA Energy Efficiency Report finds that progress in energy efficiency is slowing, at Recurve we believe this represents an opportunity.

This post marks the release of the whitepaper: Evolving Cost-Effectiveness Policy and Tools to Enable Modern Energy Efficiency and Demand-Side Management

In order for P4P efficiency to work, we need transparent and reproducible measurement that can be verified by all parties.

This Electricity Journal article explains it all--the soup-to-nuts on how we can leverage behind the meter demand flexibility like a real resource.

NMEC and open-source approaches are less expensive and performed better in testing than proprietary tools for evaluating efficiency in commercial buildings.

Considering pay-for-performance and metered efficiency? Learn how states are approaching regulatory and market reform in early pilots.

Learn how hourly usage, locational marginal pricing and weather data can be combined to value energy efficiency at any given time of day and location.

NYSERDA's new pay-for-performance RFP is a critical opportunity for efficiency implementers.

EVO Testing demonstrates that the OpenEEmeter, running CalTRACK 2.0 hourly methods, is a strong contender for modeling commercial buildings. 

In this presentation, Recurve CEO Matt Golden will explain how market operators can move energy efficiency and flexibility into the actual energy market.

Automated, data-driven methods can reliably identify comparison groups to determine the net impact of energy efficiency interventions for evaluation.

New laws establish a data-driven path to double energy efficiency in California.