As utilities bring AI into customer service and grid operations, every answer those applications give is only as good as the analysis behind it. Learn why specialized energy analysis belongs outside the agent, and how Recurve’s FLEX platform gives utility AI a foundation it can validate and defend.
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Demand Forecasting: Stop Guessing and Dispatch Smarter
Most demand response forecasts never get checked against what the meter recorded. FLEX Forecasting builds event forecasts from measured results at the meter, so dispatchers can pick the right day and the right resources.
Fixing Energy Efficiency: Connecting Program Results to Grid Impact
As distributed energy resources (DERs) rapidly grow, utilities face challenges in measuring their impacts on the grid. Current data inadequacy hinders effective planning, necessitating standardized, meter-based measurement approaches to assess combined effects of DERs and enhance decision-making.
Fixing DERs: Bringing Performance Into the Open
As distributed energy resources (DERs) rapidly grow, utilities face challenges in measuring their impacts on the grid. Current data inadequacy hinders effective planning, necessitating standardized, meter-based measurement approaches to assess combined effects of DERs and enhance decision-making.
Recurve’s FLEX Platform Wins 2026 AESP Energy Award for Innovation in Demand Flexibility
Recurve’s FLEX platform has won the 2026 AESP Energy Award for Innovation in Demand Flexibility, recognizing its effectiveness in transforming demand-side programs into reliable resources for utilities. By utilizing verified meter data, FLEX enhances program performance and helps utilities accurately assess impact, ultimately strengthening grid reliability and affordability.
Fixing Demand Response: When Performance Insight Arrives Too Late
Demand response (DR) is vital for managing peak demand as utility infrastructure ages. However, delayed performance insights hinder effective adjustments. Timely data can enhance DR’s reliability, allowing utilities to optimize resources and improve forecasting while minimizing unnecessary costs.
Demand Flexibility Isn’t New. But Making It Work Is.
Demand-side measures are faster and cheaper than new generation, offering utilities effective energy savings and flexibility. However, inconsistent performance measurement and undervaluation hinder their potential. A framework for real-time insights and portfolio-wide visibility can enhance demand flexibility’s impact.
A Letter from Our CEO: The Demand Side Just Got an Upgrade
Last year, Recurve began a new chapter. With new leadership and a sharper focus, we built on our proven software foundation to give utilities and their partners what they’ve been asking for: a platform that is faster, more flexible, and dependable when performance matters most. The result is Recurve’s FLEX, the first and only demand-side platform designed specifically for utilities, implementers, aggregators, and advisors.
AMI at a Crossroads: Proving Flexibility Today to Power Tomorrow
AMI 2.0 is coming, but the grid can’t wait. Utilities can unlock measurable demand flexibility today by putting AMI 1.0 data to work—building trust now and strengthening the case for tomorrow’s investment.
Recurve’s OpenEEmeter Approved by DOE as First Open Source M&V Software for IRA Home Energy Rebates
OpenEEmeter is tightly integrated within Recurve’s FLEX platform, the most widely adopted turnkey solution for measurement and optimization. OpenEEmeter, a key component of Recurve’s FLEX platform, was approved by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and...
Smart Meter Data: The Key to Successful Electrification
Buildings play a crucial role in our clean energy future. We must electrify space and water heating to cut fossil fuel use and harness our increasingly renewable power grid. But the impact of electrification programs can vary widely depending on their timing and...
Report: Aggregators and Customers Highly Satisfied With an Open Market Approach to Demand Flexibility
A recent report demonstrated high levels of support among customers and market aggregators for a new delivery model for demand flexibility. California's statewide Market Access Program (MAP), which utilizes an open-market program design, posted...











