Welcome to GridMango Academy
Resources for everyone — whether you’re exploring demand response, getting started with GridMango, or rolling it out to your team.
Learn the GridMango products
Go straight to the tools your team uses to validate baselines, telemetry, DER behavior, and grid protocols.
Baseline & Event Performance
Build defensible baselines, configure event windows, and interpret performance outputs.
Read user guideTelemetry QA
Find timezone drift, gaps, duplicates, and patching issues before they affect analysis.
Read user guideSimulated DER
Create device profiles and telemetry for integration, dispatch, and scenario testing.
Read user guideOpenADR Testing
Exercise registration, events, polling, acknowledgements, and telemetry reporting.
Read user guideGreen Button Import
Normalize utility interval data and prepare it for downstream validation workflows.
Read user guideMulti-DER Validation
Compare portfolio-level baselines and event performance across distributed assets.
Read user guideBrowse by topic
Use topic clusters when you already know the problem space and just need the right lesson, lab, or reference.
Introduction to Demand Response
Learn why demand response exists, how programs work, and how utilities, aggregators, and participants interact.
What is a Baseline?
Understand how a baseline estimates what load would have been without an event and why methodology choices matter.
What is a VPP?
Explore how a virtual power plant coordinates many flexible assets into one dispatchable, measurable resource.
What is a Distributed Energy Resource (DER)?
Learn what qualifies as a DER, how devices behave, and why device-level telemetry and controls matter.
Reference shelf
Curated external resources support the training paths without turning the Academy into an unstructured document dump.
OpenADR and program guidance
Reference official OpenADR downloads, FAQs, and DR program guidance when you need source-level context.
NREL and public methodology context
Use public demand response research to ground program, baseline, and telemetry design decisions in a broader industry context.
IEEE 2030.5 and Matter reference points
Track where utility-facing DER control and residential energy management standards intersect with demand response workflows.