GreenSmith Energy Mgmt Systems: Distributed Energy Storage

GreenSmith Energy Management Systems is a leading provider of intelligent, distributed energy storage systems (DESS) that shift load and flatten peak electricity demand by utilizing electricity in distributed locations stored during off-peak hours. Privately held, and based in the nation’s capital, GreenSmith is recognized by electric utilities and their state regulatory commissions for providing an innovative storage medium for alternative energy generation. GreenSmith holds several patents in the areas of intelligent control and storage of electricity for the purpose of assisting the electric power industry to more efficiently leverage existing generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, as well as to facilitate the utilization of renewable energy sources.


		" Dynamic pricing and frequent dispatching of customer-approved load reductions has not been readily adopted by customers, even those equipped with advanced metering. To bring Demand Response (DR) into the mainstream will involve new ideas, additional program design, system improvements and enabling technologies to facilitate customer participation and improved marketing approaches and comprehensive outreach with compatible energy efficiency (EE) activities.” Application of Southern California Edison Company (U 338-e) for Approval of Demand Response Programs, Goals and Budgets for 2009-2011, Filed June 2, 2008.

GreenSmith Energy Management Systems is a leading provider of intelligent, distributed energy storage systems (DESS) that shift load and flatten peak electricity demand by utilizing electricity in distributed locations stored during off-peak hours. Privately held, and based in the nation’s capital, GreenSmith is recognized by electric utilities and their state regulatory commissions for providing an innovative storage medium for alternative energy generation. GreenSmith holds several patents in the areas of intelligent control and storage of electricity for the purpose of assisting the electric power industry to more efficiently leverage existing generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, as well as to facilitate the utilization of renewable energy sources.