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SUNNYVALE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Bidgely, provider of a cloud-based customer empowerment and grid intelligence platform for utilities, today announced that it has been selected to receive a $900,000 matching grant from Energy Excelerator for a project with Hawaiian utilities. One of 17 grant recipients, Bidgely has been selected for its ability to provide an engaging consumer experience ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Bidgely, a customer empowerment and business intelligence platform for utilities, today announced it has launched solar disaggregation for utilities. The addition of solar disaggregation to Bidgely’s platform enables utilities and their residential solar customers to track solar generation and consumption alongside grid energy use on the HomeBeat home energy portal, providing a unified ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Bidgely, a customer empowerment and business intelligence platform for utilities, today announced a pioneering pricing model that provides Bidgely’s HomeBeat customer engagement solution to utilities for no product cost. The limited-time Freedom Summer program is the first in the industry to publicly eliminate product cost, saving utilities millions of dollars compared to alternate ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Bidgely, a customer empowerment and utility intelligence platform, today announced that its CEO Abhay Gupta will present at the Cleantech Forum San Francisco, taking place on March 11-13. Gupta will discuss how the third wave of energy efficiency goes beyond basic energy information and motivation to provide actionable, real-time insights that empower consumers ...

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 ...

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.

AI requires customer data. Utilities have the data, lots of it. Now is the time for utilities to build AI capabilities and use them to enhance customer service.