Peak load management should be a strategy adopted by all C&I facilities, regardless of budget. Meaningful results can be achieved with low-cost/no-cost strategies. To effectively manage your peak load, you need the information the utilities won’t tell you - when peak load hours are going to occur. With a predictive analytics platform, like WatchWire, you will be alerted when peak load hours are likely to occur so you are prepared to act out your peak load management plan and reduce your load while saving your company money.
In territories with capacity charges such as PJM, NYISO, and ISONE, up to 40% of your supply rate is determined by your one or five peak-hour contribution(s). WatchWire notifies you when the grid is expected to peak (based on our integrations with load forecasts from each ISO, combined with proprietary analyses), sending email notifications so you can take appropriate actions to curtail demand and save money.
In addition to the graph summarizing the peak load values for NYISO, ISO-NE, and PJM, WatchWire provides further detail on the usage predictions for the week ahead compared to the YTD max peak load by percentage.
With WatchWire’s measurement and verification module, you are able to analyze the performance of capital or operational adjustments made to manage your peak load demand.
WatchWire provides procurement consulting to ensure you're taking full advantage of your peak load reductions when
managing your RFP for electricity supply.
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