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Green Charge Networks
Green Charge Networks is an energy storage company based in Santa Clara, California. Founded in 2009, Green Charge Networks (GCN) focuses on helping businesses and institutions reduce peak demand charges through a combination of predictive software and battery hardware the company calls "power efficiency.".〔Stephen Lacy, ("Distributed Storage Coming to Your Neighborhood 7-11" ), ''Greentechmedia'', February 4, 2014〕
==Energy storage projects==
The first pilot GreenStation intelligent demand reduction system was installed by 7-Eleven in New York in July 2011. Triple Pundit notes that the success of that first pilot project to "reduce grid demand, boost power efficiency and deliver savings month after month has driven GCN’s rapid transition from pilot stage to commercial scale."〔Andrew Burger, ("7-Eleven, Avis, Walgreens Reduce Peak Power Demand For Big Energy Savings" ), ''Triple Pundit'', February 4, 2014〕 The first Greenstation garnered some attention when it survived Hurricane Sandy and then saved the 7-Eleven store 56 percent on their utility bills during New York's 2013 summer heat wave.〔Joanna Schroeder, ("Green Charge Networks Help Save Green" ), ''Domestic Fuel'', February 18, 2014〕
In March 2014 Green Charge Networks announced that it had signed 1.5 MW of energy storage projects with high-profile clients including 7-Eleven, Avis, Walgreens and others.〔Green Charge Networks, ("Businesses and Municipalities Look to Save Money Through Smart Grid Technologies" ), ''PR Web'', February 4, 2014〕 The company has set a goal of completing 5 MW by the end of 2014.〔Peter Kelly-Detwiler, ("Green Charge Networks: In Some Markets, Cost-Effective Energy Storage Is Already Here" ), ''Forbes'', March 31, 2014〕
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