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Connectivity Standards Alliance and OpenADR Alliance Announce Liaison

Connectivity Standards Alliance and OpenADR Alliance Announce Liaison Agreement to Collaborate on Grid-Connected Energy Management

Built on collaboration, this partnership bridges the gap between smart home innovation and utility demand response.

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The Connectivity Standards Alliance and the OpenADR Alliance today announced a formal liaison agreement to enable their mutual members to accelerate the adoption of grid-connected residential energy management solutions. This collaboration across two leading standards organizations addresses a growing need for seamless communication between smart home devices and the energy grid.

Utilities face mounting pressure to manage a grid shifting rapidly toward renewable energy sources, just as electric appliances, including EV chargers, heat pumps, solar installations, and home battery systems, become increasingly common in homes worldwide. At the same time, those device manufacturers are navigating a complex landscape of energy management standards, creating uncertainty and making it difficult to determine which protocols to support and how to implement them.

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DLMS UA and OpenADR Alliance announce liaison agreement

DLMS UA and OpenADR Alliance announce agreement to strengthen interoperable smart meter data exchange at the grid edge

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Tues April 14, 2026:
DLMS User Association (DLMS UA), a leading voice in interoperable and secure data exchange and the OpenADR Alliance, an open standards body, today announced a global liaison agreement to promote interoperable, standards-based energy data exchange at the grid edge. This agreement will support seamless data exchange between the widely trusted and adopted DLMS/COSEM standard for secure smart meter data exchange, and OpenADR’s secure, two-way signaling for demand response and distributed energy resources (DER), and flexibility services.

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OpenADR Momentum 2025

OpenADR Alliance reports unprecedented growth and adoption as energy providers tackle growing pool of distributed energy resources

- Virtual power plant capability sees innovative startups join utilities and control manufacturers

- Global recognition as policymakers specify open standards for energy flexibility

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October 21, 2025; San Ramon, CA – The OpenADR Alliance has announced a significant uplift in worldwide membership driven by changes to energy management systems and the growing number of distributed energy resources (DER), including EV managed charging networks, energy storage, and the integration of renewables.

Almost 60 organizations have joined in the last year, at a rate of one new member a week, an unprecedented number since the Alliance was formed 15 years ago to foster the development, adoption and compliance of the OpenADR communication standard. Geographically, Asia is driving this membership growth with more than a third of new joiners from Japan, China and Korea, as well as organizations from across Europe and North America.

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First OpenADR 3.0 certified products

OpenADR Alliance announces first OpenADR 3.0 certified products with E.ON, EVoke Systems and Universal Devices

DISTRIBUTECH 2025, Dallas, TX;  March 24, 2025 –Global standards body, the OpenADR Alliance has announced the first OpenADR 3.0 certified products as demand for standards-based solutions for energy management grows globally. The newly certified products cover a diverse range of applications developed by Alliance member companies, E.ON Energy Networks, EVoke Systems, and Universal Devices, including the first VTN solution to achieve OpenADR 3.0 certification.

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OpenADR Momentum 2024

OpenADR Alliance announces evolving membership as demand for electric vehicles grows

200-member milestone driven by wave of innovative EV business models

May 22, 2024; San Ramon, CA – The OpenADR Alliance has announced significant membership growth to reach 200 members as the demand for electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure and supporting technologies increases. The Alliance, a global ecosystem of software/platform providers, device manufacturers, operators, and EV service equipment companies, has seen a new group of member companies in recent months, including those with innovative EV business models such as payment systems.

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