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Edo Partners with Orange & Rockland to Launch Demand Optimization Pilot for Commercial Customers
SEATTLE, WA, UNITED STATES, February 2025– Edo, a leader in demand flexibility and energy optimization solutions, is pleased to announce its collaboration with Orange & Rockland (O&R), a Con Edison company, on…
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Buildings are no longer just energy consumers; they’re becoming more active grid players. Edo co-founder,Courtney Blodgett, recently joined Voltus sales director Thomas Armstrong, and Sparkfund VP Growth Brendan…
Six Weeks to Grid-Interactivity: How Launchbox Became a Flexible Grid Asset
The Opportunity Launchbox, a newly renovated 61,625 sq. ft industrial facility in Latham, NY, blends subdivided warehouse suites with coworking office space. Branded as “an industrial WeWork,” the building is designed…
How Stonington Schools Built a More Efficient Energy Strategy
The Challenge Stonington Public Schools in Connecticut manages multiple school buildings with diverse heating, cooling, and ventilation needs. Aging equipment, seasonal inefficiencies, and limited visibility into pers…
A Collaborative Journey: Edo & Normal Software
In 2020, Edo—a company that provides AI-powered software to transform commercial buildings into grid-interactive assets by aggregating them into Virtual Power Plants—faced a pivotal choice: develop two-way building co…
Alliance Celebrates a Year of Unprecedented Growth and Adoption of OpenADR
As the industry continues to evolve and adapt to the growing number of DER – from EV managed charging networks and energy storage to grid-interactive technologies and the integration of renewables – the openADR Allian…
The State of Virtual Power Plants in 2025: Challenges and Opportunities from Wood Mackenzie
After twenty years of growth, U.S. electricity consumption is expected to increase an average of 2% each year through 2033. Data centers are driving much of this demand, leaving utilities on the line for adding new su…