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Bidgely and leading Japanese utility Chubu Electric Power are working together to become the first to bring residential disaggregation technology to Japan. The partnership is part of an enhanced customer engagement strategy underway at Chubu that seeks to incorporate innovative digital technologies into the utility’s service offerings.

The company completed a strong year of business growth in 2016 with several multi-million dollar contracts, including sales of an alerts system to one of the largest utilities in the U.S., the HomeBeat mobile app to a large mid-Western IOU, and a disaggregation-powered consumer audit to another large IOU.

Bidgely, innovator of the award-winning HomeBeat platform and London Hydro, a utility leader in the deployment of Green Button solutions, today announced findings from London Hydro’s digital customer behavioral energy efficiency program.

Bidgely continues to advance its award-winning HomeBeat platform with the launch of a new comprehensive full-bill disaggregation solution, which provides total home energy itemization for utility customers. For the first time, customers receive fully itemized breakdowns of both their electricity and gas usage in one bill, thereby creating greater insights for customers and new engagement ...

Sunnyvale, Calif., May 3, 2016 – The Bidgely HomeBeat consumer engagement mobile app for utilities has delivered strong results, with significant load reduction for leading Australian utility United Energy. Results from the award-winning Bidgely ActionDR behavioral demand response trial solution implemented by United Energy, deployed using the consumer-friendly HomeBeat app, averaged greater than 30 percent load reduction ...

More than 40% of European and British residential utility customers are likely to stay with their current energy retailer if provided personalised and tailored services, according to a new report from Bidgely.

AI Home Energy Reports solution enables Rocky Mountain Power to save energy equivalent to eliminating carbon dioxide emissions from more than 31 million pounds of coal burned.

In this article, Bidgely’s CEO – Abhay Gupta, explains the growing value of AI in today’s energy landscape.

US energy provider Rocky Mountain Power has saved over 41GWh in one year by employing analytics for its non-smart meter customers.

Rocky Mountain Power said yesterday that an artificial intelligence (AI) Home Energy Reports solution helped 330,000 of its customers saved over 41 gigawatt-hours (GWhs) of energy since being introduced less than a year ago.