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Yes Energy is a leading company based in Boulder, CO, offering comprehensive power market data solutions for a range of professionals in the energy industry. Their services cater to traders, analysts, asset developers, managers, risk managers, IT and data scientists, utility professionals, and infrastructure professionals. With a focus on providing accurate and timely market data, Yes Energy equips its clients with a suite of products including PowerSignals, QuickSignals, Live Power DataSignals, and Demand Forecasts. Their solutions also encompass submission services, position management, and EnCompass for better decision-making in power markets. What sets Yes Energy apart is their commitment to delivering better data through various platforms, including graphics-rich tools, API data lakes, and cloud-based databases. Their team of power market and technology experts ensures that customers receive valuable insights and support for making informed decisions in the energy sector. Generated from the website content

SMT Energy LLC, based in Boulder, CO, is at the forefront of accelerating the energy transition by specializing in cutting-edge battery energy storage systems (BESS). With a focus on integrating advanced artificial intelligence and lithium-ion technology, the company aims to set the future standard for energy while striving for net-zero emissions. Recognizing the challenges of fluctuating renewable energy sources, SMT Energy invests heavily in battery storage solutions to enhance grid resiliency and efficiency. By employing innovative strategies that leverage machine learning, the company optimizes energy usage, creating significant opportunities for investors and improved services for consumers. Generated from the website

The Southwest Energy Efficiency Project ( SWEEP ) is a public interest organization promoting greater energy efficiency in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. This is a high growth region where energy efficiency efforts have been lagging compared to some other regions, air pollution is a growing concern, and new power plants are planned including some new coal-fired power plants. SWEEP focused initially on utility energy efficiency policy and programs along with the promotion of combined heat and power systems. Programs on buildings and transportation efficiency were subsequently added. In 2010, SWEEP initiated new programs to improve energy efficiency in the industrial sector, and provide technical assistance to states, counties and cities that received federal stimulus funding for energy efficiency projects. SWEEP collaborates with utilities, state agencies, local governments, environmental groups, universities, private businesses, and other energy specialists. SWEEP was founded in 2001 by Howard Geller, who previously served as the Executive Director of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy in Washington, DC. Major funding for SWEEP has been generously provided by the Energy Foundation, Hewlett Foundation, Sea Change Foundation, Edwards Mother Earth Foundation, Colorado Governor's Energy Office, U.S. Department of Energy, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. 2002Southwest Energy Efficiency Project 2260 Baseline Rd., CO 80302 Boulder Suite 212