Stories
Read the latest stories, research and information from Enel X
Extreme Weather and Energy Risk: Understanding the Impact on Your Organization
Learn more about how Enel X helps large companies manage extreme weather risk.
EnerNOC is Becoming Enel X
Common questions related to EnerNOC's transition to Enel X.
ENERGY STAR Scoring Metrics are Changing: Here's What You Need to Know
The ENERGY STAR program is updating its scoring metrics to provide more accurate benchmarking for energy efficiency in commercial buildings. We spoke with the team to get all the details you'll need to know.
1 Year Later and 5 Valuable Lessons Learned
CEO Francesco Venturini reflects on the year since the acquisition of Enel X.
Q&A: Successful Corporate Sustainability Programs
Discover what goes into a successful sustainability plan.
Why Today's Energy Supply Contracts Carry More Risk
Changes in the energy industry over the past decade have created more risk in energy supply agreements—which suppliers are increasingly passing onto customers.
New Approaches to Renewable Energy
Discover opportunities your organization can take advantage.
How Much Could Unmanaged Utility Bills Actually Cost Your Business?
Breaking down a recent case where a large energy user narrowly avoided paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in unnecessary utility bill charges.
Ontario's Electricity Costs are Skyrocketing. Energy Storage Can Help
Electricity costs for businesses in Ontario are among the highest in North America. See how energy storage technology is enabling Ontario businesses to take control.
How Rising Solar Power Could Affect Your Energy Costs
An abundance of solar power is disrupting traditional dynamics on the grid in California, causing downstream effects on customers.
Unlocking the Financial Value of Behind-the-Meter Energy Storage
How businesses are maximizing return on investment in energy storage by stacking multiple demand-side management services.
FERC Rejects DOE Proposal, Highlights Importance of Demand-Side Grid Services
In their rejection of a Department of Energy proposal that questioned the US power grid's resilience, two FERC commissioners pointed to the importance of demand-side management and distributed energy resources.
