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In the ever-changing manufacturing landscape, it is a fact that one needs to innovate to

https://youtu.be/oXlT4eWece8 Being a large energy consumer in Ontario presents unique issues, particularly when dealing with

Ontario companies have a unique opportunity to maximize their operational expenses and help to create

https://youtube.com/shorts/SqOESWIpJNc?si=re2tRS7H3TZr0oPc If you are a large energy consumer in Ontario, you are probably familiar with

AQEW stands for Allocated Quantity of Energy Withdrawn. AQEW is the total energy withdrawn directly from the IESO grid and it does not include embedded generation or energy storage injections. The Coincident Peaks in Ontario are ranked based on AQEW, not Ontario Demand, but the Peak Demand Factor is calculated using Ontario Demand.

Ontario’s ICI program allows Class A participants to reduce their global adjustment costs by curtailing electrical demand during the potential top five coincident peaks of the ICI program. Learn how your Peak Demand Factor is used to determine your portion of global adjustment costs and what you can do to reduce it.

Reduce your Global Adjustment (GA) costs by understanding how GA and ICI work.

Ontario is making a significant move toward providing more flexibility in the use of electricity

Evaluating how your actions affect energy efficiency is essential in this age of data-driven decision-making.