EXPLAINERS

“Value stacking” refers to managing a group of Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) to provide multiple energy services with the goal of maximizing economic and operational value.

Power quality refers to the quality of the electrical power provided by generation assets or provided to loads in your facility.

Businesses are no longer just energy consumers. They have become both producers & consumers of energy participating in a dynamic and interconnected energy ecosystem

Electrification is the process of substituting fossil fuel-intensive processes with electrically-powered ones. Here are some examples:

An OT network, is a communications network that is used to directly control and monitor industrial equipment, processes, and assets.

In today’s digital world, data is the foundation on which business decisions are made.  If the underlying data is incorrect, then conclusions or decisions based on that data can’t be trusted. 

Utility bill determinants are the line items that appear on your utility bills. They are complex, but key to understanding and managing your energy use.

Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) is a modern energy management model, delivers energy infrastructure as a fully managed, turnkey service without upfront capital investment.