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Kirsty Kenney
Kuppa
Kuppa is an energy intelligence provider, leveraging intelligence to de-risk and accelerate net zero transition in all homes. Kuppa’s intelligence learning model takes the guesswork out of home upgrades, electrification and flexible energy switching.
Our data stack is designed to be comprehensive, combining professional, user-generated, sensed, and public data sets with the goal of creating a holistic, intelligent energy model. Using the data, our proprietary algorithms cycle through scenarios of fabric and system upgrades for optimally improving the energy performance of any home. Kuppa then recommends the best options for the home from thousands of possible combinations. It leaves customers with intelligent recommendations that engage and convert to action.
Our data stack is designed to be comprehensive, combining professional, user-generated, sensed, and public data sets with the goal of creating a holistic, intelligent energy model. Using the data, our proprietary algorithms cycle through scenarios of fabric and system upgrades for optimally improving the energy performance of any home. Kuppa then recommends the best options for the home from thousands of possible combinations. It leaves customers with intelligent recommendations that engage and convert to action.
Media Coverage
The Intermediary
Kuppa partners with Tandem for green home energy solutionsKuppa, a home energy intelligence platform, has announced a strategic partnership with Tandem, a UK-based digital bank focusing on greener initiatives.
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Metro.co.uk
How will the energy price cap change affect me and my bills?‘For most people their bills will still be 80% higher than they were two years ago.’
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IFA Magazine
Ofcom energy price cap announcement - reaction from energy, money and mortgage expertsFollowing the news that Ofgem is lowering its energy price cap from £3,280 per year to £2,074 for the average household in England, Wales and Scotland, from 1 July, experts in energy, money and mortgage...
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MSN
How will the energy price cap change affect me and my bills?‘For most people their bills will still be 80% higher than they were two years ago.’
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