Consert, Inc., based in Raleigh, NC, provides a market-driven, incentive-based solution to utilities, residences and small businesses by which they can conserve energy, save money, eliminate the need for new construction of peak-consumption generator facilities and begin the transition to alternative, renewable energy sources. In addition to a patent-pending method to locate, measure, aggregate and verify carbon savings, a Consert smart grid can report and manage alternative energy sources which facilitates the installation of solar and wind generators as well as the adoption of plug-in hybrid vehicles. In association with the FREEDM initiative (a National Science Foundation (NSF) funded program), Consert, Inc. will soon launch a pilot program at North Carolina State University in Raleigh. We have completed testing of the Internet gateway that will allow participating students to monitor and adjust their home energy consumption from a remote location and we will begin installing home energy controllers later this month, said Roy Moore, chief development officer of Consert, Inc. Using an interactive display terminal installed in their apartments or by logging onto a Web site students in 20 to 30 off-campus apartments will be able to enter their energy usage patterns (or select from a set of typical profiles). The system then works to reduce ghost consumption on high consumption devices such as air conditioners and water heaters that draw energy when not in use. Consert ...
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