News & announcements

MISO’s demand response rules are evolving, with new requirements taking effect in summer 2026 and additional changes expected over the next several years. For utilities managing residential Load Modifying Resources (LMRs), these updates raise expectations around testing, performance, and availability — and increase the financial impact of underperformance. What’s changing...

Austin, TX and Brooklyn, NY – March 24, 2026 – Austin Energy and EnergyHub, a leading provider of grid-edge flexibility, today announced the launch of the Power Partner Battery pilot, a new residential “Bring Your Own Battery” (BYOB) program that expands the utility’s existing portfolio of distributed energy resource offerings....

Why utilities need smarter, more flexible VPPs Standard demand response events remain one of the most effective tools utilities have for reducing load during a short peak period. But grid needs are evolving, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to predict when system peaks will occur. Utilities need VPPs that...

New York, NY – February 24, 2026 – EnergyHub, a leading provider of grid-edge flexibility solutions, and Rivian, the American electric vehicle manufacturer, today announced a partnership to expand access to utility EV programs for Rivian drivers across North America. For Rivian drivers, this will enable new opportunities to discover...

2025 proved that Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) are a cornerstone of modern grid operations. Record heat, surging demand, and aging infrastructure pushed the limits of the power system — and virtual power plants rose to meet the challenge. EnergyHub and our utility partners delivered flexibility at scale that matches the...

An analysis prepared by The Brattle Group for EnergyHub shows active managed charging can defer EV-driven infrastructure upgrades by up to 10 years. New York, NY – January 15, 2026 – EnergyHub, a leading provider of grid-edge flexibility solutions, and The Brattle Group today announced the results of a study...

I’m pleased to announce that EnergyHub has acquired Resideo Grid Services (RGS). By joining forces, we’re accelerating the scale and impact of virtual power plants (VPPs) and delivering the flexibility utilities need to meet today’s challenges of affordability, reliability, and rapid load growth. VPPs are a proven, cost-effective alternative to...

Acquisition strengthens EnergyHub’s Edge DERMS offering and provides Resideo Grid Services utility clients access to a broader ecosystem of DERs Brooklyn, NY — EnergyHub, a leading provider of grid-edge flexibility solutions, today announced its acquisition of Resideo Grid Services, a leader in demand response aggregation and program management. The acquisition...

This year, three EnergyHub clients — LUMA, National Grid, and Ontario IESO (OEISO) — were named Fortnightly Top Innovators in recognition of their groundbreaking grid flexibility programs. Each utility has demonstrated how advanced technology and customer-centric program design can combine to deliver a more reliable, affordable grid for all. LUMA:...

When enrollment is seamless, electric vehicle (EV) managed charging programs scale faster—delivering more value to utilities, customers, and the grid. That’s why we’re excited to share that owners of Tesla Wall Connector EV chargers can now enroll in EnergyHub managed charging programs directly within the Tesla app. One of the...

Acquisition brings BTR’s premier telematics-based solutions–which connect with 500,000+ EVs–and 12 OEM partnerships to EnergyHub’s cross-DER VPP ecosystem. New York, NY – September 4, 2025 – EnergyHub, a leading provider of grid-edge flexibility solutions, today announced the acquisition of Bridge to Renewables (BTR), a strategic investment that will accelerate utility...

By Aakriti Gupta, Senior Product Marketing Manager, EnergyHub I just wrapped up at the PLMA EV symposium, and one thing was clear: effectively managing electric vehicle (EV) charging was top of mind for everyone. Whether it was utilities, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), or regulators the focus was the same –...

The electric grid is shaped by network effects: in general, as more resources and users come online, the grid becomes more valuable and more reliable. At the same time, network effects can amplify weaknesses, sometimes leading to widespread failures when disruptions ripple through the system. Electric vehicles (EVs) illustrate these...

Utilities in Arizona are offering payments in exchange for control over customers’ thermostats at times when the power grid is under strain to reduce demand and prevent blackouts. Listen to the full piece here. ...