by Justin Sears on July 16, 2010
When we presented Recurve home performance software at the 2010 ACI Conference, we introduced a next generation application.
- Recurve offers one-of-a-kind home performance software built for contractors, by contractors.
- The software has a no-nonsense interface that’s easy to learn and can be used anywhere (with or without an Internet connection)
- Recurve users get audits done faster and they collect more valuable data than they did without the software
- High quality, personalized reports help homeowners understand why they should retrofit their home
- Recurve’s solution engine creates scope items that calculate the price of the work and the building performance improvement caused by each one
In case you haven’t seen it, check out our software demo: http://software.recurve.com/demo
Since we introduced Recurve software at ACI, our developers have been hard at work on additions to the software that will allow our users to:
- Show estimated annual dollar savings for each solution package
- Comply with local and national rebate programs
- Calibrate audit findings to the homeowners utility bills, to draw a comprehensive detailed picture of how the home’s appliances use energy
Interested in learning the latest on Recurve Software? Register for our next webinar on August 11 at 9-10AM PDT: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/487007865
by Shana Fong on March 8, 2010
Greentech Media’s analysts, editors, and reporters put together a list of 50 top venture-funded greentech startups – and Recurve made the cut! Here’s what the folks at Greentech Media had to say about us:
Recurve: Formerly Sustainable Spaces. They do energy efficiency retrofits. Recurve is assembling a dynamic software package that will allow contractors large and small around the world cut down the time, cost and errors in conducting retrofits. A lot of the employees come from Google—you can’t say that about other construction companies. In fact, a number of large contractors are testing it out now. Co-founder Matt Golden is also one of the driving forces behind the $6 billion Cash for Caulkers program recently introduced by Obama. Recurve’s next policy initiative: funding retrofits by getting them classified as carbon credits.
Check out the full list here.
by Shana Fong on February 18, 2010
Today, Recurve was named 3rd among Fast Company’s 2010 ranking of the World’s Most Innovative Companies in Energy … an honor that cements its place among other top energy innovators like First Solar and Silver Spring Networks.
Check out the full article on Fast Company here.
by Shana Fong on February 11, 2010
Recently, RoseRyan compiled a list of 25 Northern California cleantech leaders, based on informal polling at key cleantech events in 2009. Matt Golden, president and founder of Recurve made the illustrious list, along with others such as Steve Westly, Chuck Reed (mayor of San Jose), and Richard Swanson (founder of Sunpower). Check out the rest of the list here.
by Shana Fong on November 30, 2009
What do people typically do in their daily lives to help the environment? What produces more carbon emissions, cars or homes? What does the public think of Cash for Caulkers? Why did we change our name from Sustainable Spaces to Recurve?
Check out this video for answers to those questions and more: http://vimeo.com/7782900
by Marcia on November 8, 2009
We’ve wanted to have a blog for a long time … but held off until we officially changed our name from Sustainable Spaces to Recurve. So here you go. Our brand new blog – the Recurve Reverb.
Inquiring minds want to know why the new name?
Sustainable Spaces was a great name and served us well for 5 years. Many people had problems spelling “Sustainable” and/or remembering our full name. Our new name improves on the old by being shorter, easier to spell, and easier to remember.