"ACE IoT Solutions utilizes Eclipse VOLTTRON, a cost-effective open-source platform as a key part of ACE Aerodrome, a data collection, management, and visualization platform. Utilizing ACE Aerodrome, customers acquire, process, store, and analyze data to meet their energy efficiency and building operation optimization objectives. ACE IoT’s current customers range from hospitals, office buildings and schools to multi-family residential buildings, smart greenhouses and even an MLB stadium. PNNL’s FY25 priorities for Eclipse VOLTTRON, including the development of enhanced tooling for deploying the modularized code base with additional utility signal integration will help streamline deployment and management of ACE Aerodrome and expand the viable deployment environments to include medium and smaller-sized buildings – a critical objective on the way to achieving the DoE’s 2050 decarbonization goals."
—  Bill Maguire Co-Founder, ACE IoT Solutions

   "ecoLong is an energy technology startup that is committed to building resilient communities by leveraging interconnected and smart devices. By integrating Eclipse VOLTTRON, a secure, cost-effective open-source platform as a part of ecoLong’s energy management and virtual power plant solutions, ecoLong strives to build best in class enterprise-grade technology solutions to actively monitor, optimally control, and intelligently manage energy assets and create grid-interactive and efficient communities at scale. The priorities PNNL has set forth for FY25 are of particular interest to ecoLong, including the development of enhanced deployment tooling for the new modularized code base along with support for additional utility signals that would unlock grid-interactive efficient buildings. "
—  Nancy Min, Founder, ecoLong LLC

   "Since 2021, Volttron has played a significant role within EPRI’s energy storage research. The open source nature of the tool paired with its enthusiastic and supportive community have allowed EPRI researchers to efficiently and affordably implement this technology within our controls, emerging energy storage technology, and microgrid research. Although EPRI’s current use cases (energy storage system controls) are not technically within Volttron’s smart building automation scope, the tool has proven more than capable in these contexts "
—  Joe Thompson, Technical Leader, Electric Power Research Institute