Canary Media reports that FERC ruled in favor of Voltus and Mission:data, ordering PJM to accept statistical sampling for demand response where utilities don’t provide smart meter data.

Voltus's President, Matthew Plante shares how demand response, load flexibility, and virtual power plants are reshaping the way businesses interact with the grid.

Voltus's CEO, Dana Guernsey breaks down why hyperscalers and grid operators are racing to buy flex, what the BYOC model really looks like, and why distributed capacity is the fastest megawatt anyone can build right now.

FERC partially granted a complaint Voltus and Mission:data filed against PJM, alleging its rules for measuring demand response were unfair when utilities’ state-regulated data sharing practices made actual meter reads too difficult to obtain

Tim Hade discusses why C&I storage has historically struggled to scale, why the economics are shifting dramatically, and why the next wave of distributed energy could be driven by commercial customers rather than utilities.

Guest post on the marimo blog by Will Lachance - Staff Software Engineer at Voltus.

Reuters Events spotlights Voltus’s “Bring Your Own Capacity” model, in which data centers fund new grid resources, including a 100 MW VPP with Google and a residential capacity deal with Octopus.

How many data centers will really go off-grid? Voltus’s Tim Hade says the real story is battery-driven load flexibility.

As the data-center boom puts pressure on the grid, some companies say the answer isn’t just more power plants but software that dials down centers’ energy-guzzling ways when demand spikes.

Voltus, along with the Mission:data Coalition, filed a FERC complaint alleging that PJM utilities are withholding smart meter data in ways that block gigawatts of demand-response capacity