Recurve’s OpenEEmeter has been approved by the DOE as the first open source M&V software for IRA Home Energy Rebates

The OpenEEmeter meetup is just less than a week away! Join Phil Ngo for a show and tell of use cases.

EVO Testing demonstrates that the OpenEEmeter, running CalTRACK 2.0 hourly methods, is a strong contender for modeling commercial buildings. 

CPUC recommits to meter-based measurement and market access model, boosting transparency and accountability for California efficiency.

University of California pilot shows that NMEC can work for universities and other institutions with a large and diverse building stock.

In this webinar, Carmen Best explains how an interactive report card can transform and scale efficiency and demand flexibility.

To address the challenges of electrification, researchers from Recurve and the CEC unveiled a new, data-driven approach to planning.

Automated, data-driven methods can reliably identify comparison groups to determine the net impact of energy efficiency interventions for evaluation.

Recurve’s OpenEEmeter has been approved by the DOE as the first open source M&V software for IRA Home Energy Rebates

How states can use DOE HOMES data requirements to create feedback loops to optimize program design.

Dive into DOE's IRA-HOMES evaluation requirements and discover how embedded M&V can shift from a mere compliance task to blueprinting future success.