Fund Your Energy Future With Integrated Demand-Side Management
With intense pressure to reduce energy costs, having control over how we use energy--in a way that earns money--can make a big difference.
EnergyConnect and Johnson Controls have joined forces to provide integrated solutions that combine the power of building automation with easy-to-implement demand response technology. We pay large commercial, industrial, educational and municipal organizations a premium for temporarily cutting down a portion of their energy use via high-return load curtailment strategies. Learn More
Using our unique GridConnect 2012 platform, mid- to large-sized consumers of electricity now enjoy even more opportunities to augment their earnings and savings from traditional dispatchable programs with increased participation in flexible price-responsive, ancillary services, and state-mandated programs like Pennsylvania Act 129 opportunities throughout the year. This integrated "inform & motivate" approach gives our customers the visibility and control to better manage energy efficiency and maximize their savings and earnings across multiple facilities.
For example, a forward-thinking college campus accomplished an annual effective energy savings of 25%, a cost reduction of over $112,000. Thanks to their temporary curtailment, 125,186 pounds of CO2 never hit the air.
Everyone Wins
Energy users win by saving plus earning money through smart energy
management. The power grid wins for not having to start up temporary
power plants during peak periods. The community wins with less threat of
rolling blackouts. And the planet wins because of less greenhouse gas
emissions.
Demand Response in Action:
"Working with EnergyConnect helped us understand our load profile and energy use patterns as related to onsite activities, weather, etc. This enables us to predict voluntary price-based opportunities for effective curtailment with maximum cost savings year round. "
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Energy News & Events
- Johnson Controls leads consortium to help PECO meet PA Act 129 targets
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Industry leaders collaborate to help Pennsylvania meet state-mandated load reduction goals...
- Johnson Controls Completes Acquisition of EnergyConnect
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Joining forces to provide integrated demand-side management solutions...
- EnergyConnect Inks Deal with FirstEnergy to Deliver Act 129 Peak Load Reduction
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Multi-year exclusive contract marks a major milestone for the company...
- EnergyConnect Applauds FERC's Ruling on Demand Response Compensation
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Landmark decision validates EnergyConnect’s commitment and leadership in price-responsive demand.
- Johnson Controls Announces Agreement to Acquire EnergyConnect
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“We are excited about the prospects of joining forces with Johnson Controls,” said Kevin Evans, president and CEO of EnergyConnect.
- California State University Chooses EnergyConnect as a Preferred Demand Response Provider
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CSU, the nation's largest public university system with 23 campuses, reduces energy consumption and earns payments using EnergyConnect’s integrated demand response solutions.
- Commonwealth of Virginia Leads Mid-Atlantic in Statewide Demand Response Commitment with EnergyConnect
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Innovative GridConnect platform enables statewide entities to earn payments for reducing energy consumption at times of peak demand.
- GridConnect Voted Leading Software by Green Building Community
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Voted top software for green building applications in ED+C Readers' Choice awards.
- EnergyConnect Transforms Demand Response with New GridConnect Integrated Platform
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Powerful software as a service (SaaS) enhances grid reliability and empowers customers with real-time energy information and market access.
- Demand Response, Meet Customer Engagement
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Katherine Tweed of GreenTech Media opines that customer preferences are getting more play in demand response.
- With a Growing Demand on Power Grids, EnergyConnect is in the Right Market at the Right Time
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“...What we see is that price-based demand response is a new and emerging counterbalance to the escalating price of electricity. If you are able to respond to high electricity price signals then you can avoid those higher costs by engaging in demand response.”