CalFlexHub brings together a multidisciplinary ecosystem of experts from numerous sectors—including industry, utilities, academia, manufacturers, and non-profits—to identify, evaluate, develop, fund, and demonstrate promising load flexible technologies.
Partners
CalFlexHub is made possible from the help and work of its committed partners. These public-private partnerships help accelerate the movement of load flexible technologies and strategies from lab to market.
Belmont-Redwood Shores School District (BRSSD)
Berkeley LabProjects: Residential Thermal Battery System for Combined Heat Pump Heating and Hot Water | Integrated Heat Pump and Hot and Cold Storage for Commercial HVAC | Managing Flexible Loads with Home Energy Management Systems to Maximize Electrical Panel Capacity | Campus-scale Thermal Storage for Load Shift Using Predictive Controls | Large Commercial Building Dynamic HVAC Predictive Controls | Small Commercial Heat Pump for HVAC with Optimized Controls
California Energy Commission (CEC)
CIEE CITRIS (California Institue for Energy Environment)
County of Los Angeles – Internal Services Department
e-Radio
E3
Elexity
GridPoint Inc.
Guidehouse
Harvest Thermal
Harvest Thermal
Humboldt State University
LADWP (Los Angeles Department of Water & Power)
Momentum
MSH Group – MSH Properties
Nostromo
Pittsburg Unified School District (PSUD)
TeMix
UC Davis – California Lighting Technology Center
UC Davis – Western Cooling Efficiency Center
UC Riverside
Villara Building System
WattTime
Advisors
CalFlexHub is guided by a Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) and an Equity Advisory Committee (EAC). The TAC provides input on technical aspects of the program and project designs. The EAC ensures that issues from underserved groups, such as low-income and disadvantaged communities, are integrated through the program with an “Equity First” concept in the portfolio.
ACEEE (American Council for Energy-Efficient Economy)
AEA (Association for Energy Affordability)
AutoGrid
BEST Center
BlocPower
CPower
CPUC (California Public Utilities Commission)
GRID Alternatives
OhmConnect
PG&E (Pacific Gas & Electric)
Rising Sun
SDG&E (San Diego Gas & Electric)
Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA)
SMUD
Sonoma Clean Power
THG Energy
Supporters
CalFlexHub is an ambitious initiative with nation-wide support. Together, we will accelerate the transition from static energy efficiency to dynamic energy management in the state of California and beyond.
A. O. Smith
California Efficiency + Demand Management Council (CEDMC)
ChargePoint
CleanStart
CopperTree
Daikin
Data Systems Analysts (DSA)
Energy ETC
Energy Solutions
Fresno State University WET Center (Water, Energy & Technology)
GreenBiz
Heila Technologies
Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI)
Mitsubishi Electric Trane (METUS)
Nantum OS by Prescriptive Data
NRDC
OpenADR Alliance
Redwood Coast Energy Authority (RCEA)
Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)
Slipstream
SPAN
Tower Hill Analytics
US Green Building Council – Los Angeles (USGBC-LA)
ZYD Energy
