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SUNNYVALE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Bidgely, a customer empowerment and operational intelligence platform for utilities, today announced results of a study that proves that users of Bidgely’s cloud-based energy disaggregation and insight platform reduce household energy use by greater than six percent on average. This represents a 300 percent improvement over energy savings achieved through traditional energy management ...

Bidgely, a pioneer in residential energy management, announced today that it is supporting Green Button data from utilities – energy usage data provided in a standardized electronic format. Green Button support means that Bidgely’s flagship cloud-based software platform can be delivered to residential consumers at a massive scale and a low cost never accomplished before.

Bidgely, a smart meter data analytics company, announced today that Prateek Chakravarty, Bidgely’s VP of Sales and Business Development, will share expert insights as a speaker at Parks Associates’ Smart Energy Summit: Engaging the Consumer, from February 25-27 in San Antonio, Texas. Prateek Chakravarty will participate in the session “Big Data and Analytics: Monetizing Data” ...

Bidgely, a Khosla Ventures-funded Smart Grid energy analytics company, today announced a collaborative partnership with Emerson Climate Technologies, a business segment of Emerson (NYSE: EMR), to offer utilities a unique single platform demand management solution.

Bidgely, a Khosla Venture funded Smart Grid energy analytics company, and Rainforest Automation, a developer of residential energy management products, jointly announced that the first internet energy monitoring solution to be validated by a California utility is now available to retail consumers in the state. The combination of Bidgely’s innovative, cloud-based energy management platform and ...

The term ‘startup culture’ generally evokes visions of a casual, fun workplace, with interesting perks and alternative ways of working. It is not surprising, therefore, that they have, in the recent past, been a magnet for the young workforce who are seeking a new experience to the traditional corporate culture.

A billion-dollar retail opportunity awaits utilities that turn reluctant customers into partners.

The company is partnering with EnergyHub and turning to artificial intelligence and machine learning to give utilities a better idea of what is happening inside homes.

With the right preparation, home energy devices could become a major asset for utilities in the coming years. Today, utilities regularly call on smart thermostats to reduce demand on the grid and save money for ratepayers. But that system is pretty limited compared to the possibilities coming into view as customers buy connected smart-home devices and ...

As efforts to engage customers grow, utilities are looking to data analytics, online portals and personalized messaging to better understand diverse customer preferences.