The Internet of Energy is a network that connects every demand side device to the grid, lets operators schedule and dispatch flexible capacity in seconds, and pays customers for the capacity they provide.
-Time of Use (TOU)
-Wholesale and LMP price thresholds
-Grid stress levels
-Temperature triggers that signal peak demand risk.
Today most of that flexibility sits locked away. Millions of demand side devices, EVs, thermostats, batteries, water heaters, sit idle when the grid needs them most, because there's no simple way to connect them, verify them, and dispatch them in time.
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