The OpenEEmeter meetup is just less than a week away! Join Phil Ngo for a show and tell of use cases.

Recurve presents the OpenEEmeter and EM2 in the June 2019 LF Energy webinar series.

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

After six months working with many of the top minds in energy efficiency measurement and verification, CalTRACK 2.0 methods

This year, PG&E will launch a residential P4P pilot program that lays the groundwork for an entirely new approach to energy efficiency.

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

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

A detailed explanation of the CPUC's new mandatory rulebook for utility programs that employ meter-based quantification of energy efficiency impacts.

Understand the distinction between a couple of different ways of measuring energy efficiency.

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

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

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

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