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Powerley’s Rate Simulator: Simplify Rate Selection and Empower Consumers

Are Time of Use (TOU) Rates really that hard to understand? For most consumers, the answer is yes. With utility companies introducing new rate types, selecting the best rate based on when

Empowering Personal Connection with Energy: Powerley’s Innovative Solutions

Recently, during one of our board meetings, a Board Member raised an interesting and thought-provoking question about how Powerley perceives the relationship between people and energy. He used the analogy of food

Why are Electric Utility Companies Switching to Time-based Pricing?

What is Time-of-Use (TOU) Pricing? Across the globe, electric utilities are introducing new billing structures called, Time-of-Use (TOU) or Time-of-Day (TOD) rates. As the name suggests, the rates vary based on the

What is Energy Disaggregation and Why does it Matter to Customers?

Knowing what contributes to a household’s energy bill has become more important than ever with rising energy costs, variable electricity rates, and general inflation. Many public utility companies provide customers with an

Making the Complex Simple

As someone personally invested in Powerley’s mission to create a clean energy future and someone who loves detail; I am constantly monitoring my energy consumption patterns, watching how our behaviors are translating

Powerley Introduces Powerlync™ – Making Home Energy Management Mainstream

New low-cost plug-and-play energy management device empowers every household with proactive control of their carbon footprint and energy costs Powerley has launched Powerlync, a breakthrough in energy management, packaged in a low-cost

Tapping Smart Meters to Drive Energy Engagement

The level of services and benefits that electric companies offer their customers has increased since they began deploying smart meters more than a decade ago. Smart meters provide data that households can

Breaking the energy burden cycle

Over two-thirds of consumers across the U.S. are concerned about their ability to pay their bills, according to a new study from Transunion. The current crisis continues to amplify the energy burden with 16% of