Deliver grid objectives in response to near real-time conditions
Scale your VPP across DER types to shape load dynamically.
Provide the flexibility the grid needs, year round.
Shift to times of the day when wholesale energy prices are lower
Based on pricing signals from external markets, the platform automatically shifts loads to lower-cost periods.
Shift to times of the day when customer rates are lower
Optimize charging schedules to save customers money.
Deliver higher load shed by dispatching smaller groups
Optimize event strategies for availability of renewables and sustained load reduction. Use machine learning to build and dispatch smaller customer groups to deliver longer events while minimizing customer impact.
Shift load to stay under distribution load limits
Dynamically spread energy demand to stay under a load limit, extending distribution equipment lifespan and deferring capital expenditure.
A proven track record
delivering consistent results
EnergyHub has been delivering successful load control programs since 2009, and is pioneering new reliable, flexible VPP strategies that help utilities adapt to the changing grid.
We partnered with National Grid to implement a pay-for-performance residential battery program in Massachusetts. With the goal of enrolling 18.3 MW of load relief by the end of 2023, the program is on track to provide $5.7+ million per year in system benefits.
Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) and EnergyHub partnered to implement a thermostat demand response program to reduce peak load during the summer. Within six months, the program enrolled more than 100,000 homes, making it Canada’s largest residential virtual power plant.
APS is on the early edge of challenges that every utility will face in the coming years. Learn how EnergyHub’s Edge DERMS allows APS to proactively leverage DERs to counterbalance grid conditions in an integrated way.
We partnered with National Grid to implement a pay-for-performance residential battery program in Massachusetts. With the goal of enrolling 18.3 MW of load relief by the end of 2023, the program is on track to provide $5.7+ million per year in system benefits.
Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) and EnergyHub partnered to implement a thermostat demand response program to reduce peak load during the summer. Within six months, the program enrolled more than 100,000 homes, making it Canada’s largest residential virtual power plant.
APS is on the early edge of challenges that every utility will face in the coming years. Learn how EnergyHub’s Edge DERMS allows APS to proactively leverage DERs to counterbalance grid conditions in an integrated way.
