Utility Technology Challenge - 2010 Technology Report

Matching technology solutions to utility and industry partners

With support from the US Department of Energy, the Clean Technology & Sustainable Industries Organization (CTSI) launched the Utility Technology Challenge (UTC) program in 2009 to match companies with innovative utility-scale technology solutions with world-class testing and adoption partners. The 2010 UTC Committee evaluated over 150 clean energy solutions, selecting fifteen companies for recognition as a "Top 15 Utility Technology". Many of the winning companies are now actively engaged in partnership discussions and activities with committee members.

In order to identify additional testing partners for its 2010 participating companies, CTSI is offering the 2010 Utility Technology Challenge Report to qualified* organizations that are seeking new technology providers for their sustainability projects. The 2010 Technology Report includes:

• Over 100 utility-targeted solutions profiled including the Top 15 Utility Technology Solutions
• Detailed profiles with information on stage of company, technical maturity ROI, partnership needs and value proposition
• UTC Committee summary evaluation rankings (provided for most solutions)
• Company contact information

Technologies covered in the 2010 report include:

• Building Efficiency & Management
• Central Power Generation
• Demand Response
• Distributed Power Generation
• Energy Storage
• Industrial/Commercial Energy Efficiency
• Lighting
• Load Management
• Pollution Monitoring & Reduction
• Reliability & Service Management
• Residential Energy Efficiency
• Smart Grid
• Transmission & Distribution
• Transportation
• Waste Management & Recycling
• Water

To request a copy of the 2010 report, contact Laura Benold or at (512) 516-9804. In order to appropriately evaluate the request, please be prepared to provide us with the following information:
Organization, name and title of person requesting, phone number, and brief description of the organization’s technology testing program(s). Only qualifed* potential test partners are eligible to receive the report.

*Qualified partners are organizations that are capable of serving as active testing partners for utility-scale technology solutions. CTSI reserves the right to accept or deny all requests for access to the Utility Technology Challenge 2010 report.

About the UTC

The Utility Technology Challenge is the first program launched under the CTSI cleanTest series. The mandate for cleanTest is to facilitate testing partnerships that enable faster growth of clean technology companies and increase the speed of clean technology adoption with the goal of driving more jobs and securing safer, greener, and more reliable energy and water supplies.

For more information regarding the Utility Technology Challenge and supporting partner opportunities, please contact, Laura Benold .

For more information on UTC 2011:

• 2011 Sponsor & Partnership Opportunities
• UTC 2011 Overview
• Information on submitting a technology to the 2011 UTC