Home Energy Storage Market Growing Quickly in U.S.

Home Energy Storage Market Growing Quickly in U.S.

Posted: 2017.01.05

By: Kevin Williams

Categories: Cool Tech

If someone were to have asked you 10 years ago what you thought about the home energy storage market in the U.S., you might have responded in one of the following ways: “Home energy what?” “You mean like living out in the woods with no electricity or plumbing? (Blank stare) These days, home energy storage ...

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Home Energy Storage vs. Intelligent Home Energy Storage Part 2 of 2

Home Energy Storage vs. Intelligent Home Energy Storage Part 2 of 2

Posted: 2016.12.15

By: Kevin Williams

Categories: Cool Tech

The difference of "intelligent" home energy storage When we say that WISE’s home energy storage solution is intelligent, what we mean is that it allows you to make smarter choices to optimize your energy consumption beyond the capabilities of any other system.

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Next Generation Energy Technology Could Prevent Power Outages and Reduce Costs

Next Generation Energy Technology Could Prevent Power Outages and Reduce Costs

Posted: 2016.12.14

By: Kevin Williams

Categories: Cool Tech

Kansas City-based firm develops new energy storage solution benefitting business and residential customers. What do you get when you cross a squirrel, a fire, and electrical equipment? A power outage that’s no joke for area businesses. Unfortunately, those exact circumstances left nobody grinning when they happened in Kansas City last Monday, Dec. 5. But a local startup is preparing to rollout next generation technology that gives everyone something to smile about.

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Home Energy Storage vs. Intelligent Home Energy Storage Part 1 of 2

Home Energy Storage vs. Intelligent Home Energy Storage Part 1 of 2

Posted: 2016.12.01

By: Kevin Williams

Categories: Cool Tech

The home energy storage industry is starting to amp up. In 2015, the industry grew 243 percent, and it’s projected to be worth $2.5 billion by the year 2020 according to Green Tech Media. One could say that the energy storage industry has never been this charged up.

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How Intelligent Energy Storage Systems Help Utility Companies

How Intelligent Energy Storage Systems Help Utility Companies

Posted: 2016.11.10

By: Kevin Williams

Categories: Money Savings

There's an environmental and economic cost to our unending thirst for energy. Utility companies must burn fossil fuels to provide consumers the power for their homes and offices. In addition, they tend to produce more electricity than needed in order to provide a constant supply. Unfortunately, this results in wasted electricity, higher than necessary electrical bills for consumers, and global warming.

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Vendor Neutral Smart Home Hubs and You: A Primer

Vendor Neutral Smart Home Hubs and You: A Primer

Posted: 2016.11.03

By: Kevin Williams

Categories: Cool Tech

Home automation involves the integration of lighting, HVAC, security, entertainment, and security systems through the Internet of Things (IoT). It allows you to automate and control many of your home’s systems and processes to optimize the quality of your lifestyle.

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How an Intelligent Energy Storage System Turns Your Simple Home into a Smart Home

How an Intelligent Energy Storage System Turns Your Simple Home into a Smart Home

Posted: 2016.10.21

By: Kevin Williams

Categories: Cool Tech

Intelligent energy storage gives you complete control over your home’s electrical system. It gives you the power to store energy from the grid to use later, and it allows you to monitor and control the flow of electricity throughout your home so you never waste any of it. But what’s even cooler about intelligent energy storage is that it can integrate all of the smart devices in your home through the Internet of Things (IoT).

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How Intelligent Energy Storage is a Win-Win for Homeowners and Utility Companies

How Intelligent Energy Storage is a Win-Win for Homeowners and Utility Companies

Posted: 2016.10.16

By: Kevin Williams

Categories: Money Savings

Traditionally, the relationship between home energy consumers and utility companies has been non-cooperative. The fact is that one is a buyer and the other is a seller of a product that virtually everyone needs. This logically results in a zero-sum game where a price change that benefits one also harms the other.

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