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Challenged by the widening of economic and social shutdowns, the coronavirus pandemic has upended the utility industry’s understanding of energy consumption and highlighted vulnerabilities within utility ecosystems. Now, progressive utilities are applying AI to untapped smart meter data to retrieve granular, appliance-level consumption insights for each customer in their territory.

Report covers DSM, EVs, TOU rates, much more — Bidgely yesterday introduced a report with concrete examples of how applying artificial intelligence to AMI (advanced metering infrastructure) data can support utilities across core operational use cases, such as electric vehicle (EV) adoption, non-wires solutions (NWS) and demand-side management (DSM).

The global home energy management solutions market will grow from $4.4 billion in 2019 to $12 billion in 2028, according to Guidehouse Insights.

New paper outlines how AI-powered energy management enables greater resiliency and flexibility for global utilities and energy customers.

Bidgely released yesterday new findings confirming the combination of applied AI, personalization, and digital-first home energy reports (HER) do more than just increase energy savings.

The Bidgely Small-Medium Business Solution expands the company’s robust customer experience expertise for residential customers to the SMB market – creating new opportunities for utilities to tailor programs, incentives and products/services to these commercial customers.

The Bidgely Analytics Workbench Solution is successfully delivering enterprise-level analytics at scale for utilities and energy retailers worldwide, supporting data-driven decisions around program planning, new product offerings and engagement as well as grid planning use cases like electrification and decarbonization at these organizations.

A new patent recently granted to Bidgely reinforces the accuracy of disaggregation for gas appliances, like water heating. Successful deployments of its UtilityAI™ Platform solution for gas and dual fuel utilities are delivering results that exceed energy savings goals and increase digital resilience for multiple utilities.

The new Guidehouse Insights whitepaper, “The Power of AI for Energy Management, Q2’20,” reveals how leading utilities leverage AI technologies to: provide more valuable customer insights, produce greater energy savings, and deepen their customer engagements in an evolving energy management landscape.

Analysis of the Bidgely HER 2.0 Solution deployed at utilities in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific debunks several myths about Home Energy Reports and reveals: lower base-load consumption users yield higher savings than high energy users, digital program energy savings is on par with paper programs at lower cost, and targeting a wide range ...