Paul Steffes to Speak at 2018 ACEEE Hot Water Forum
Paul Steffes is going to be a featured panelist at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy 2018 Hot Water Forum in Portland, Oregon March 20-22. ACEEE’s Hot Water Forum is the only technical conference about efficiently making, distributing, and using hot water, regardless of its source. Since 2008, the Hot Water Forum has … Read More
Steffes Exhibiting at Maui Energy Conference
Steffes is sponsoring and exhibiting at the 2018 Maui Energy Conference in Hawaii March 14-15. The Maui Energy Conference attracts more than 300 energy industry leaders from Hawaii, the Mainland, Japan and Europe to exchange ideas on how to better serve customers in today’s rapidly changing power generation and delivery environment. This year’s conference will … Read More
Steffes Exhibiting At TechAdvantage 2018
Steffes’ Electric Thermal Storage team will be exhibiting at TechAdvantage 2018 February 25-28 in Nashville, Tennessee. TechAdvantage is an annual conference for innovation and critical technologies that are transforming the world of engineering, information technology, energy services, operations, supply management and business. Our team will be at booth #351 there talking with conference attendees about … Read More
Paul Steffes to Speak at 56th Annual Rural Energy Conference
Paul Steffes will be speaking at the 56th Annual Rural Energy Conference hosted by the Midwest Rural Energy Council in La Crosse, Wisconsin on Thursday, February 15th. The wide variety of topics and technologies that will be presented will focus on energy issues in agriculture. Paul will be sharing Steffes’ Grid-Interactive Electric Thermal Storage (GETS) … Read More
Steffes Receives ISO 9001:2015 QMS Update
All Steffes manufacturing facilities now have ISO 9001: 2015 certification. Previously all Steffes facilities had ISO 9001: 2008 certification. This is an update and recertification to the newest version of the quality management system standard certified by ANSI-ASQ National Accreditation Board (ANAB). We strive to stay up to date on our certifications to ensure that … Read More
Paul Steffes To Speak at Clean Innovation: Why It Makes Business Sense
Paul Steffes, CEO and President of Steffes, will be a panelist in the discussion at Clean Innovation: Why It Makes Business Sense about developments in environmentally friendly energy solutions. The discussion is being hosted by Microsoft and the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions at the Microsoft Innovation and Policy Center in Washington, D.C. on … Read More
Steffes to Attend ESA 27th Annual Conference and Expo
Steffes is excited to attend the Energy Storage Association (ESA) 27th Annual Conference and Expo April 18-20 in Denver, Colorado. Kelly Murphy, business development specialist at Steffes, will participate in the poster presentation event April 19 beginning at 12:15 p.m. His presentation will cover the role of water heaters as energy storage. The ESA helps … Read More
Steffes to attend TechAdvantage 2017 Conference & Expo
Members from Steffes are scheduled to attend and host a booth at the TechAdvantage 2017 Conference & Expo Feb. 26 – Mar. 1 in San Diego, California. Paul Steffes, Al Takle and John Diem will showcase the latest Steffes Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) space heating units and the Grid–Interactive Electric Thermal Storage (GETS) Hydro Plus … Read More
What is GETS?
Grid–Interactive Electric Thermal Storage or “GETS” is a leading technology created, patented, and branded by Steffes for people who want more renewable electricity and lower bills. Steffes GETS is the most sophisticated, high-tech version of Grid-Interactive Water Heating, known in the electric utility industry by the acronym of “GIWH.” Our GETS system creates a highly flexible load with real-time control, optimizing … Read More
GETS Grid Services
Over the past several years, our Hawaiian pilot programs convincingly proved that our GETS System also delivers real-time high order and highly valuable grid-services. Currently in Hawaii those grid-services are supplied by generation derived from burning very expensive imported petroleum and diesel products which in turn greatly increases residential customer bills. Again because of those … Read More