REDWOOD CITY, CALIF., September 24, 2013 —

WHAT: EcoFactor CEO Roy Johnson will present at SXSW Eco panel session, The Soft Grid: Next-Gen Electric Power, on October 8, 2013 at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas. The panel session will discuss the evolution of smart grid infrastructure and how new energy data and intelligent analytics will support a distributed, green energy future.

WHO: Roy Johnson is CEO at EcoFactor and joined the company in 2011 after spending four years as CEO at Calisolar, Inc., a vertically integrated manufacturer of solar silicon, wafers and high-performance cells. Prior to his time at Calisolar, Johnson was CEO of Redline Networks. Johnson also held the post of vice president of marketing and business development at 2Wire and spent 13 years at 3Com Corporation. He holds an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and an AB in Economics from Dartmouth College.

WHEN:  Tuesday, October 8, 2013 from 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Central Time

WHERE: SXSW Eco
Austin Convention Center – MR 9AB
500 East Cesar Chavez Street
Austin, TX 78701
#sxsweco

About EcoFactor
EcoFactor’s cloud-based analytics platform unlocks the value of residential data to intelligently optimize and automate energy savings for consumers. Patented software analyzes data from various sources such as network connected thermostats, weather data, and consumer interactions, and applies optimization algorithms tailored to the unique characteristics of individual homes and of homeowners. Our residential energy services achieve maximum demand response load shed, delivers superior energy efficiency savings, and detects and prevents HVAC failures. Our services are purchased by consumers through channel partners including Comcast, Reliant Energy, NV Energy, and Sacramento Municipal Utility District. Based in Redwood City, California, EcoFactor is privately held and funded by Claremont Creek Ventures, RockPort Capital Partners and Aster capital. www.ecofactor.com.

EcoFactor Media Contact:
Mary Placido
EcoFactor
mary.placido@ecofactor.com

REDWOOD CITY, CALIF., September 19, 2013 —

WHAT: EcoFactor will present at Greentech Media’s Soft Grid 2013, a conference focused on how the utility industry is moving from data collection to actionable application, on October 1-2, 2013 at the PG&E Auditorium in San Francisco.
EcoFactor CEO Roy Johnson joins panel session, Developing the Business Case for Big Data and
Analytics for a Modern Grid, which will discuss utility analytics applications and opportunities for big data, analytics, and cloud-based infrastructure and services as applied to current and future distribution grid investments.

WHO: Roy Johnson is CEO at EcoFactor and joined the company in 2011 after spending four years as CEO at Calisolar, Inc., a vertically integrated manufacturer of solar silicon, wafers and high-performance cells.
Prior to his time at Calisolar, Johnson was CEO of Redline Networks. Previously Johnson also held the post of vice president of marketing and business development at 2Wire and spent 13 years at 3Com Corporation. He holds an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and an AB in Economics from Dartmouth College.

WHEN:   Tuesday, October 1, 2013 from 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Pacific Time

WHERE:  PG&E Auditorium
77 Beale St.
San Francisco, CA 94105-1814
#SoftGrid

About EcoFactor
EcoFactor’s cloud-based analytics platform unlocks the value of residential data to intelligently optimize and automate energy savings for consumers. Patented software analyzes data from various sources such as network connected thermostats, weather data, and consumer interactions, and applies optimization algorithms tailored to the unique characteristics of individual homes and of homeowners. Our residential energy services achieve maximum demand response load shed, delivers superior energy efficiency savings, and detects and prevents HVAC failures. Our services are purchased by consumers through channel partners including Comcast, Reliant Energy, NV Energy, and Sacramento Municipal Utility District. Based in Redwood City, California, EcoFactor is privately held and funded by Claremont Creek Ventures, RockPort Capital Partners and Aster capital. www.ecofactor.com.

EcoFactor Media Contact:
Mary Placido
EcoFactor
mary.placido@ecofactor.com

REDWOOD CITY, CA – June18, 2013 – EcoFactor, the leader in cloud-based home energy services, has launched a new version of its award-winning energy efficiency service as part of the Xfinity Home platform by Comcast. The EcoFactor service is now available to Xfinity Home customers under the name EcoSaver.

EcoFactor provides a “smart home” solution that learns the unique heating and cooling patterns of a home and makes automatic and incremental adjustments to the thermostat based on real-time weather data, the thermal characteristics of the house and the temperature preferences of the occupants. Over time, the system adapts to user inputs to help reduce energy while keeping the home comfortable.

“With EcoFactor, we saw an opportunity to bring new and exciting technologies to our customers through an automatic energy management solution that works in real-time,” said Mitch Bowling, Senior Vice President and General Manager of New Businesses for Comcast Cable.

Leveraging cloud computing and a Hadoop infrastructure, EcoFactor delivers value through its predictive analytics and optimization algorithms, making subtle, automatic adjustments to the thermostat.

“Our team has worked extremely hard to produce a highly effective solution that delivers energy savings transparently to consumers,” said Roy Johnson, CEO of EcoFactor. “The launch of EcoSaver throughout Comcast’s service territory shows that energy saving services have gone mainstream.”

About EcoFactor
EcoFactor powers residential energy savings through its integrated demand side management SaaS platform. Its patented big data analytics and predictive algorithms generate double digit energy efficiency gains and markedly higher demand response load sheds. EcoFactor’s software incorporates time varying data sets including a home’s thermodynamics, family comfort preferences and local weather conditions, into sophisticated learning algorithms. This benefits the consumer by automating the adjustments of the thermostat and saving hundreds of dollars a year in energy costs. EcoFactor delivers its services through channel partners including Comcast, Reliant Energy, NV Energy, and Sacramento Municipal Utility District. Based in Redwood City, California, EcoFactor is privately held and funded by Claremont Creek Ventures, RockPort Capital Partners and Aster Capital.

Contact Information:
Ted Fagenson
EcoFactor
ted.fagenson@ecofactor.com
+1 (650) 716-4760 Ext. 1011