This content was originally published by Journal AWWA and can be accessed here. Residents in Sterling Ranch, Colo., use real-time data to help them conserve water and energy. Photo credit: Sterling Ranch For decades, policymakers, utilities, and concerned stakeholders have worked to conserve electricity by using sophisticated demand management tools that help customers understand the…
With another E Source Forum in the books, we thought we’d take some time to share the highlights from the great sessions and side interactions. This blog post outlines our top three key takeaways from the event.
On Wednesday, August 5, alongside Xcel Energy and the Sterling Ranch Community Authority Board, Copper Labs explained the deployment of and use cases for wireless real-time energy monitoring in Guidehouse’s webinar “Managing Energy and Water Demand with Real-Time Grid Intelligence and Customer Engagement.” The program provides residents of the Sterling Ranch smart community with real-time…
Join us at 12:00 p.m. MDT (2:00 p.m. EDT) on August 5 to hear from Sterling Ranch, Xcel Energy and Copper Labs how real-time data drives customer engagement and underpins resource conversation across energy, gas and water in a real-life case study.
Learn how wireless real-time energy management equips utility program managers with the grid-edge intelligence they need to better engage energy consumers, manage demand and optimize the grid.
Oracle’s utility blog recently posted a discussion with Copper Labs about putting real-time data to work for utilities, as well as the two organizations’ collaboration at the Oracle’s recently opened Industries Innovation Lab. The post features a brief written dialogue between Burcin Kaplanoglu, Vice President, Oracle Industry Innovation Labs and Dan Forman, CEO of Copper…
Learn how wireless real-time energy management equips utility program managers with the information they need to better engage customers and increase customer satisfaction.
With increased renewables and more costly extreme weather events, when energy is used is more important than ever. Changes in how electricity is produced, stored, managed and used are forcing the nation’s utilities to adjust how the grid operates. In 2020, the deployment of distributed energy resources (DER) outpaced that of centralized generation for the…
The backdrop of last month’s devastating power outages across Texas paints an ominous picture, and the timing for Copper’s next phase of growth couldn’t be more critical to help address these challenges. Now more than ever, utilities need better ways to manage demand and connect with consumers in real time. And that’s exactly what we do: help utilities take control of energy demand by engaging consumers with real-time meter data.
From temporary closures of coal-fired plants to dramatic reductions in travel, greenhouse gas emissions were reduced this year. In 2020, for the first time, we truly saw the effectiveness of systems-level change, which has helped us underscore the need to think — and act — big in 2021. Discover our team of experts’ top 5 energy trends for 2021.