Distributed energy resource (DER) platform Voltus and Highland Electric Fleets have partnered to deliver grid reliability services to the PJM, US, market using electric school buses and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technology.

Saying it again, for the people in the back: EVs make the grid STRONGER! Read more about the Voltus & Highland partnership.

Voltus's CPO, Dana Guernsey discuss how platforms like Voltus are filling the gap between portfolios of buildings and electricity markets.

Smart thermostats, solar-charged batteries, EVs and other household devices can shore up the stressed grid. Why isn’t the state going all in on incentives?

“Say lightning strikes and a big power plant goes down. In an emergency, ERCOT calls on the reserves on the sidelines controlled by miners. The miners shut down and free up the megawatts that compensate for the power that went offline." - Voltus CEO, Gregg Dixon.

Voltus's CEO, Gregg Dixon breaks down on businesses in ERCOT are avoiding demand peak charges and saving 20% to 30% on their electricity bills.

Allison Bates Wannop, senior director for legal and regulatory affairs at Voltus, and Rao Konidena, an independent consultant at Rakon Energy, discuss how MISO could avoid blackouts by building out its operating reserves via DERs.

Gregg Dixon, co-founder, and CEO of energy software platform Voltus discusses the state of crypto mining and how it is impacting power grids in Texas, breaking down the data on the energy consumption of a bitcoin miner.

Voltus's CEO, Gregg Dixon comments on MISO's proposed FERC Order 2222 implementation.

Voltus's CEO, Gregg Dixon breaks down demand response mechanisms in ERCOT-managed Texas, along with how "Bitcoin miners optimize their own energy economics and contribute to the health of the grid."