Google inked its first two demand response deals with U.S. utilities to curtail machine learning computing at its data ...

In new agreements with two US utilities, Google has committed to rescheduling or pausing non-urgent AI workloads when the ...

Google has signed agreements with two U.S. electric utilities to reduce its AI data center power consumption during times of surging demand on the grid, the company said on Monday, as energy-intensive ...

Under the proposed agreement, Google would participate in I&M’s demand response program by adjusting or shifting electricity usage during periods of high demand.

Google will reduce or shift demand during peak hours to help Indiana Michigan Power maintain grid reliability.

Reports indicate that Google has become the first U.S. Big Tech company to employ demand-response programs as a resolution to ...

One provider said demand response events increased 173% from 2021 to 2024, but the average enrolled device participated in ...

Demand response is on the rise as utilities integrate more distributed energy resources into the grid. SEPA finds almost 30% of utilities are already using demand response programs, and 70% are ...

“Demand response is often the most economical form of flexibility because it requires few new transmission or distribution investments,” says Gandhi. It also has a lot of potential: The European ...

In 2017, peak demand was reduced by about 3.7% through utility-run demand response programs across the ERCOT grid, the largest amount achieved by any grid operator in the United States.

“Demand response is a simple, low-cost, cost-driven solution,” Kluza says. “It’s an incredibly useful part of the grid that’s here to stay — and it’s going to grow.” ...

Residential demand response is a different kind of business, though – one involving millions, not hundreds, of clients, each using far less power individually than big commercial and industrial ...