THE GLYNT BLOG

Energy Savings of up to 12% and Utility Bill Savings of up to $146 per year

A recent study shows that credit scores fall after a natural disaster. The typical 40 point drop is a second disaster for hurting communities.

California will have Time-of-Use rates for all homes by 2019. What time of day should the highest rate block start? 3 or 4 pm? And why this matters.

Surveys show that consumers would share their energy data with Google or Amazon to get a better, more personalized customer experience. Are you ready?

Access to credit is needed for healthy neighborhoods. Community-based financial empowerment programs can also help residents save energy. A double win!

The lowly utility bill has an important role to play in consumer credit. A good payment record can boost a credit score by more than 25 points

Once solar is installed, utility bill savings can be improved by shifting energy use. Here’s a simple metric to guide consumers.

Soon every home and every business will be on Time-of-Use rates in California. But a rate design with eight prices per year is not consumer friendly.

It’s easy for the smart home to go overboard with devices. But adding more devices does not meet the key consumer challenge: expectations.

Companies Can Now Obtain Fast and Accurate Utility Data via API

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA (December 14, 2016) WattzOn today announced the launch of QEV Utility Data, a software platform upgrade powered by machine learning to help customers more quickly acquire validated utility data. WattzOn is the first utility data access provider to...

More data is always better, so smart meter is a must. Right? Not so fast. Our detailed study of smart meter data highlights five of its limitations.

WattzOn was a featured presentation at the Clinton Global Initiative – North America conference this past Tuesday.

If I can buy an airline ticket for thousands of dollars with a simple credit card swipe, why is getting my utility data so hard?

Company Recognized for Unique National Platform of Residential Utility Data and Energy Analytics

Innovative business model prices “NegaWatts” at a lower cost than energy

Automated consumer-permissioned data access addresses the high cost of acquiring residential customer utility bill data. Unique nationwide coverage enables partner marketing campaigns

The collaboration supports cities in the GUEP national competition with a suite of online tools that engage residents and automatically captures the users’ local utility data. The collaboration supports the diverse and innovative approaches to energy savings taken by communities nationwide