Under a two-year renewable agreement amendment, Comverge’s Apollo demand response management system will empower an expanded program, which includes the installation of more than 100,000 residential and commercial energy management devices.
Jim Burke, CEO of TXU Energy, said: “It’s clear from our early efforts that consumers are actively choosing to adopt these new energy efficiency tools.
“And by expanding our relationship with Comverge, we will be able to offer more smart energy devices to more customers across the competitive market in Texas.”
Blake Young, president and CEO of Comverge, said: “TXU Energy’s pioneering iThermostat program gives us a glimpse into the potential of customer empowerment programs and the positive impact of a smarter grid where customers more efficiently manage their energy consumption.”
TXU Energy provides electricity and related services to more than two million electricity customers in Texas.
