Coverage Expansion Alert Arcadia provides standardized data access to 12,770 utilities globally across electricity, gas, water, sewer, waste, and telecom. We added coverage for 249 new utility providers in July including: - NextEra Energy Services - City of Philadelphia - Barbados Light and Power - Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission - Safety-Kleen Systems Inc. Contact us to view our full provider list and learn how you can get access to automated utility data with the Arcadia platform. Contact Us: https://lnkd.in/gyEt9SVc #UtilityData #EnergyData #DataAutomation #Utilities #DigitalTransformation #Sustainability
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Arcadia is the global utility data and energy solutions platform. With our leading data platform, AI-powered analytics, industry expertise, and expansive partner network, we deliver solutions for every stage of the enterprise energy management lifecycle across carbon, cost, and reliability. Join us at www.arcadia.com/careers.
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- Sustainability, Clean energy, Solar energy, Software, Cleantech, Climate tech, Energy data, utility data, and energy management
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In case you missed it: "Building the Energy Intelligence Platform for Businesses" is now available on demand. Today's energy landscape is defined by complexity and volatility — rising electricity costs, demand accelerating from AI and electrification, and constantly evolving regulations. Fragmented tools and manual workflows can't keep up. Watch Kiran Bhatraju, Paige Janson, and Udit Garg share how Arcadia, following the acquisition of ENGIE Impact, is building the leading energy intelligence platform for businesses to save money, mitigate risk, and cut carbon — through unified data, AI-powered analytics, and expert advisory. View the Recording: https://lnkd.in/e_AXwfep
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AI innovation is moving fast, but compute infrastructure is struggling to keep pace. Distributed AI compute leverages your commercial facilities to unlock revenue while supporting the growing demand for AI infrastructure. It's a new way to think about energy, real estate, and digital transformation. Swipe through to see how distributed AI compute is creating opportunities beyond the traditional data center model. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/exbN_Q_C #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #DistributedAI #Energy #EnergyManagement #DigitalInfrastructure #Sustainability
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Managing utility accounts across 1,300 locations takes visibility, consistency, and the right support. We're proud to help National Veterinary Associates (NVA) streamline utility management across its North American footprint, helping the team: ✓ Improve visibility across utility accounts ✓ Resolve issues before they become disruptions ✓ Reduce utility-related late fees by 15% This is Utility Expense Management in practice: combining technology, expertise, and proactive support to create confidence at scale. Watch the full video to hear their story: https://lnkd.in/gVsADbfQ #utilityexpensemanagement #energymanagement #energy
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The hyperscale data center buildout is falling behind the timelines embedded in nearly every AI forecast. Compute demand keeps accelerating but the grid constraints and politics are making massive new data centers harder to build. Meanwhile, an enormously valuable asset is hiding in plain sight: the existing meter. Arcadia supports nearly 1 in 5 commercial and industrial meters in the U.S. with energy management solutions that save customers time, money, and carbon. And nearly every commercial building has a utility service sized higher than its needs, when the majority of the time its operating far below that capacity. The difference is called 'headroom', and its power capacity that is already permitted, connected, and energized. In a market where speed to power is everything, the fastest path to new compute isn’t always another hyperscale campus. It may be deploying distributed compute behind millions of existing meters without waiting years for a new grid connection. Arcadia has spent nearly a decade aggregating meter, tariff, and interval data across thousands of utilities worldwide and now we’re building tools to identify and monetize available headroom across millions of our existing customer's buildings. The opportunity is significant, not only is it faster compute capacity for the AI economy, but its new NOI and significant bill savings for building owners. Just as Arcadia provides transparency and trust brokering wholesale power contracts, we'll be able to drive the same transparency for our customers into compute costs, lease payments, and token economics. The grid connection is already there, now it’s time to put it to work. Learn more about Arcadia’s distributed AI compute solutions: arcadia.com/distributed-ai
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We are desperate for energy markets to move at the speed of technology. Data is foundational to the energy transition. VPPs, solar, storage, and efficiency are not possible without open-access to data. Its been fifteen years since Green Button was launched and its been a failure. Arcadia was started to unlock data, and we do today globally, but that doesn't mean all smart meter interval data is made available by utilities. There is still so much work to do. Congrats to Michael Murray for his tireless efforts, and the companies in the DG world that continue to fight what might seems at times like a sisyphean task
FERC recognizes that smart meter "data blocking" distorts wholesale markets! Yesterday, FERC granted our complaint with Voltus against PJM in which we allege the OATT violates the Federal Power Act because it obligates market participants to provide smart meter data, but utilities do not make such data available. PJM utilities have spent $8.9 billion on smart meters, yet VPPs are prevented from accessing that information to bring down power prices, even when customers WANT to participate. In other words, "We wanted VPPs and all we got was death by a thousand PDFs." FERC is finally starting to get it! Utilities nationwide spent over $31 billion on advanced meters, so NYISO/MISO/ISONE, take note. Major kudos to the Voltus team for doing the heavily lifting, and also CPower Energy for helping build the foundation many years ago. https://lnkd.in/gTiMenY6
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Time is running out to register for our July 28th virtual session! As complexity grows, better data and smarter analytics are critical to staying ahead. Join Arcadia's Chief Executive Officer, Kiran Bhatraju, Chief Commercial Officer, Paige Janson and Chief Product Officer, Udit Garg to see how automation and AI are turning energy management into a strategic advantage. Don’t miss your chance to register. 📅 July 28 · 2 PM ET 👉 Register: https://lnkd.in/gdNvQQ6w #Energy #EnergyManagement #EnterpriseEnergy
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Time is running out to register for our July 28th virtual session! As complexity grows, better data and smarter analytics are critical to staying ahead. Join Arcadia's Chief Executive Officer, Kiran Bhatraju, Chief Commercial Officer, Paige Janson and Chief Product Officer, Udit Garg to see how automation and AI are turning energy management into a strategic advantage. Don’t miss your chance to register. 📅 July 28 · 2 PM ET 👉 Register: https://lnkd.in/gdNvQQ6w #Energy #EnergyManagement #EnterpriseEnergy
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The successor the AI boom quietly produced A year ago, the most sought-after person in the enterprise was whoever understood AI. Boards wanted an AI strategy, CEOs hired Chief AI Officers, CFOs wrote checks for tokens and the data centers to run them. Those AI-focused roles mattered enormously, and still do. But the AI boom has quietly produced a successor: the energy manager. At most companies, they sit several levels down, manage a team of one or two, and until recently, weren’t invited to the strategy offsite. A company with hundreds of locations can be dealing with hundreds of utilities, each a geographic monopoly with its own rate structures, billing cycles, demand-charge formulas, and surcharges. The tariffs that determine the bill aren’t published as data; they’re filed as PDFs and rewritten in proceedings most companies never see. A single rule change at one utility can ripple through earnings months later, surfacing only after the invoice is paid. And your energy manager is expected to make sense of all of it with spreadsheets and utility portals that look like they were designed last century. It is, frankly, one of the loneliest jobs in corporate America. When they get it right, growth stays on track — but when they’re flying blind, the surprises show up exactly where leadership can least afford them." Read more about the energy gauntlet companies are facing in my latest piece in Fortune---> https://lnkd.in/es8S3zFZ
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The cost of inaction is often greater than the cost of change — especially when it comes to the expenses hiding in plain sight across your organization. If you'll be at the 2026 Financial World of Information Technology Conference, join Arcadia's Mike Saxton for "The Cost of Inaction: Why Telecom Modernization Can't Wait" to learn more, on July 24 at 10am. Mike will discuss how organizations can leverage centralized telecom data, digital invoice management, and AI-driven analytics to: ✅ Improve visibility into telecom assets and spend ✅ Identify billing inaccuracies and unnecessary costs ✅ Strengthen vendor negotiations and contract alignment ✅ Drive operational efficiency and modernization If you'll be in Orlando, we'd love to meet. Reach out here: https://lnkd.in/eSHM_Tg3
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