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The Power of the “Missing Middle”: Real Stories From Commercial Building-Grid Integration
As load growth accelerates, utilities are looking beyond traditional demand response to find flexible, reliable grid resources. One segment is increasingly critical—but often overlooked: “missing middle” commercial bu…
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Edo and National Grid Launch Grid-Interactive Efficient Buildings Demonstration in New York
Edo and EnergyHub Launch Collaboration to Scale Residential and Commercial Flexibility
2026: The Year of the VPP and the Rise of the “Missing Middle”
Good Grid Citizens Panel Examines How Commercial Buildings Can Provide Support
As electrification, EV adoption, AI-driven electricity demand, and renewable energy deployment continue to reshape the grid, utilities and building owners are increasingly exploring how commercial buildings can become…
The Grid is Changing – and Your Building is Part of the Answer
The grid you grew up with wasn’t designed for today’s demand. The historic approach to the grid was very simple – customers connected to the grid and the utilities provided the power to meet their demands. Utilities i…
Inside Commercial Buildings: Where Flexibility Gets Real
Commercial buildings aren’t created equal. Differences in equipment, occupancy patterns, and operational priorities can make it difficult to apply standardized utility programs. For example, school systems may run unn…
The Power of the “Missing Middle”: Real Stories From Commercial Building-Grid Integration
As load growth accelerates, utilities are looking beyond traditional demand response to find flexible, reliable grid resources. One segment is increasingly critical—but often overlooked: “missing middle” commercial bu…
2026: The Year of the VPP and the Rise of the “Missing Middle”
As load growth, extreme weather, and emerging load shapes are accelerating grid pressures, utilities are challenged to build infrastructure on pace with rising electricity demand. With more electrification, they are i…
Forget New Power Plants — Seattle Startup Edo Wants to Turn Your Office Building into One — GeekWire
A surge in electricity demand from data centers and AI use, compounded by more frequent extreme weather and wildfires, is finally putting Seattle startup Edo‘s 5-year-old mission in the spotlight.