March Madness, Calculator API, Savings Analysis API, Avoided Cost of Power
Using Value of Solar to Pick the NCAA Winner
In 2013 we used solar savings to predict the NCAA march madness tournament. It didn’t go so well!
By Eric Danziger
In 2013 we used solar savings to predict the NCAA march madness tournament. It didn’t go so well!
By Eric Danziger
Most people consider “13” to be an unlucky number. Genability has big things in store for 2013 and we’re already off to a great start.
By Eric Danziger
While every company loves their customers, Genability has the great opportunity to work with companies who share our goal of making cheap, clean and abundant power a reality for all of us. They are rethinking how homes...
By Eric Danziger
A number of people have asked about who else is working to reduce soft costs. Here’s document the DOE SunShot team put together with information about all the recent SunShot Incubator awardee’s and their projects. We are...
By Eric Danziger
We recently announced that Genability was selected as a SunShot Awardee by the U.S. Department of Energy. But what are we building?
By Ruben Garcia
We are pleased to announce that Genability has been selected as a SunShot Awardee by the U.S. Department of Energy. Genability has been awarded $500,000 to develop Web, API and Data tools to instantly and accurately calculate...
By Ruben Garcia
This past weekend, Cleanweb Hackathon hosted its third event. The first two, San Francisco and New York, were both huge successes so there were big expectations for Boston. The event included 16 teams with close to 80 hackers....
By Eric Danziger
Get ready to change the way you think about your electricity bill! The Department of Energy (DOE) just announced the details for its Apps for Energy competition. The DOE is challenging developers to use Green Button data...
By Eric Danziger
While net metering is nothing new in the world of energy, for the past 20 years, more and more investor and state owned utilities have been expanding these policies to make it easier for consumer to become...
By Carson Riley
How often have you received a utility bill and the billing period matched exactly with the beginning and end of the month? Never, right?
By John Tucker
The New York City area has some of the highest electricity pricing in the country and for a consumer to start saving on his electricity bill, he first needs to know and understand his usage and how...
By San Prabhu
The newly launched Green Button Initiative asked utility companies to ensure that consumers have timely access to their own energy data in consumer-friendly and computer-friendly formats. Now, California’s three major utilities, Pacific Gas & Electric, Southern California...
By Eric Danziger
Today, California’s three big utilities – Pacific Gas & Electric, Southern California Edison and San Diego Gas & Electric – formally launched their Green Buttons. Not to be out done, we are announcing our support of the...
By John Tucker
Sunday, September 11, concluded the inaugural Cleanweb Hackathon. Fourteen teams of developers and engineers gathered together with the goal of integrating information technology and sustainable business through the use of diverse datasets and APIs. The CleanWeb Hackathon...
By Eric Danziger
We’re going to be one of the judges and prize-givers at this weekends HAPI Hack Weekend in our own San Francisco. There will be 100+ developers slinging code all weekend using our and other companies’ APIs. If...
By Jason Riley
John Farrell at Renewable Energy World reported last month that Distributed Solar is nearing ‘Grid Parity’. His main point is that installed Solar Photovoltaics are very close to being cost competitive with grid power in numerous areas...
By Robb Miller
Every time I see solar-panels littered on rooftops, I think “Now there’s someone who is choosing to make a positive impact on the world around them.”
By Robb Miller