Accessible electricity and natural gas usage data is key to our clean energy future. Whether for measuring and compensating flexible loads for their contributions to the grid, improving the effectiveness of dynamic electric rates, or tailoring electrification proposals to individual homes and consumers, it is essential that energy usage information be available conveniently, electronically and securely.

Energy data portability is a key issue across the nation. Join this panel of experts to hear about how the heightened enthusiasm for demand response and distributed energy resources makes data access more important than ever, whether in Pennsylvania’s public utility commission docket (L-2023-3044115 ) concerning Distributed Energy Resources aggregation in wholesale markets or New Jersey’s data access plans.