Piclo Expands Operations in Massachusetts, Building on the Success in New York and Connecticut![]()
January 22nd, 2025 — New York — Piclo, the leading digital marketplace for DER-enabled energy flexibility, is proud to announce its expanded partnership with National Grid, one of the world's largest publicly listed utilities. The strategic expansion will see Piclo offering its flexible energy solutions in Massachusetts, complementing its existing operations in New York and Connecticut. This development highlights Piclo’s mission to accelerate the transition to a more flexible and sustainable energy grid across the United States. The platform’s innovative approach allows utilities, energy market operators, energy companies, and large-scale energy consumers to trade flexibility—enabling smarter, more efficient management of electricity grids and helping to balance supply and demand. Our partnership with Piclo has been instrumental in delivering a more flexible and efficient energy future, enabling us to tap into the potential of distributed energy resources to help plan and operate the grid more cost-effectively. Together, we're building a smarter, more resilient grid that meets the evolving needs of our customers and the energy market." — Josh Tom, Director, Energy Transition Solutions, National Grid. Strengthening National Grid Partnership Building on the success of its partnership with National Grid in New York as well as Eversource and United Illuminating in Connecticut, Piclo is now scaling its operations to support the growing need for flexibility in energy markets across the US. National Grid’s commitment to working with Piclo has led to a series of successful flexibility programs, where Piclo's platform facilitates trading of energy from businesses and distributed energy assets, ensuring grid stability and reducing reliance on traditional energy sources. "Through our partnership with National Grid, we are not just adapting to the evolving energy landscape—we're actively shaping it. By leveraging our innovative platform to unlock the potential of distributed energy assets, we are fostering a more resilient, flexible grid that will enhance stability, reduce reliance on traditional sources, and empower businesses to play a key role in the future of energy." — James Johnston, CEO, Piclo With this extended collaboration, Piclo will bring its industry-leading marketplace further into the Northeast to Massachusetts, where it will help accelerate the adoption of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) like electric vehicles, demand response, and battery storage. CLICK HERE to read the full press release. |