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Virtual Power Plants in Vermont

2 profiles associated with Vermont, including 2 listed as active or pilot. Compare utility programs, aggregators, and software platforms, then confirm eligibility for your utility territory and equipment. Documented locations are incomplete program or project subsets, not total service footprints or a statewide enrollment offer.

Deployment case studies

Real VPP deployments in Vermont

Explore completed operations through primary utility and operator records, with practical buyer lessons and clear limits on the reported results.

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Selected Vermont program and incentive guides

Programs cover specific utility territories and customer groups. A statewide tag is not eligibility confirmation.

Supported capacity claims
1
Listings
2
Active or pilot profiles
2
Top type
Residential

Profile capacity figures can cover multiple states or technologies. They are not capacity available in Vermont and should not be added together. Historical and discontinued programs remain labeled for reference. How we review the data.

VPP and flexibility profiles in Vermont

Featured

Tesla Virtual Power Plant

Active
Aggregator / operator
Source-reported capacity
500 MW
Reported participants
Not reported
28 documented states
Event performance

Compare Tesla Powerwall VPP programs, California DSGS and utility-specific ConnectedSolutions eligibility, with dated dispatch evidence.

Battery Storage
Solar + Storage
Source-linked
Reviewed Oct 2026
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Green Mountain Power Home Energy Storage

Active
Utility program
Source-reported capacity
Not reported
Reported participants
Not reported
1 documented state
Not reported

Green Mountain Power home battery and BYOD programs for eligible Vermont customers, with official equipment and enrollment requirements.

Battery Storage
Solar + Storage
Source-linked
Reviewed Oct 2026
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Shortlist providers for Vermont

Check the utility territory, supported devices, enrollment status, and evidence for each program. For commercial projects, confirm deliverable capacity and who is responsible for integration, dispatch, and settlement.