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APS Peak Rewards for Education (Webinar)

July 15, 2021



The APS Peak Solutions demand response program offers schools, colleges, and universities the opportunity to reduce their electrical energy use during periods of high usage during the summer and rewards them with revenue payments.  The education sector has the opportunity to help promote clean energy for all and receive financial incentives for participation that can be used toward energy or other organizational initiatives.

Reduce energy use, earn revenue, and support grid reliability.

Watch the brief ~30 minute discussion between CPower Energy Management and Osborn Elementary School District and learn:

  • More about the Peak Solutions program and how to participate
  • Energy reduction strategies for education that help mitigate staff and student disruption
  • How much you can earn for participation
  • The APS and CPower team that will support your performance

Data Center Webinar: Leveraging Energy Management to Meet Critical Energy Needs

May 25, 2021



 

This discussion will explore many of the energy-related challenges for data centers and other critical facilities as we look at new and rapidly evolving issues like grid reliability, energy efficiency, renewables, and sustainability within this and other critical industries.

The panel will consist of thought leaders from CPower Energy Management: KC Mares, Director of Data Center Strategies, who brings decades of data center energy management experience, and Nate Soles, VP of National Accounts, who manages dozens of data center clients and strategies across North America.

This is an interactive discussion with a live Q&A from the audience. The session will focus on several key areas and learning objectives:

  • Understanding the most important challenges facing data centers today
  • How demand-side energy management can and should be a critical strategy for critical facilities
  • Understanding the relationship between energy efficiency, reliability, and resilience
  • How data centers can play a key role in the grid of the future
  • How emergency generation and clean energy can work together for a better future

The Evolving US Electric Grid 2021

April 21, 2021



The past, present, and future of the grid and demand-side energy management

Each of the six deregulated energy markets and their grid operators in the US have been tested in recent years, pushed to the limit by catastrophic weather events, rising demand, and the challenge of integrating renewables and other clean resources. 

As the country progresses in its third decade of energy market deregulation, a question that’s been asked of late is whether or not competitive energy markets can provide the US electric grid with the energy and the resilience it needs to sustain its evolution toward a carbon-free future. 

CPower’s Ken Schisler and Mathew Sachs are ready to answer this and other questions about the evolving grid, energy markets, and how organizations can position themselves for success with demand-side energy management in 2021 and beyond. 

This 30-minute webinar covers:

  • The future trajectory of the grid: What will the omnidirectional grid of tomorrow look like?
  • How commercial organizations can achieve their sustainability goals with demand-side energy management.
  • The importance of FERC Order 2222 and what it means for organizations participating in demand-side energy management
  • There will also be an open question and answer session at the end of the webinar.

 

Presenters:

Mathew Sachs 

Senior Vice President of Strategic Planning and Business Development, CPower

Over the last 15 years, Mr. Sachs has developed a proven track record of building cleantech businesses through investment, partnership, and organic sales growth. He served with National Grid Ventures as Vice President for Distributed Energy, and has led originations for KRoad DG, a private equity platform focused on energy; Yingli Green Energy as Vice President, Corporate Development; Vice President, Sales & Commercial Operations; and Director, Business Development. Mr. Sachs graduated With Distinction of Cornell University’s Johnson Graduate School of Management Master of Business Administration. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from SUNY Buffalo with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. 

Ken Schisler 

Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, CPower

Ken Schisler is the Vice President for Regulatory and Government Affairs for CPower Energy Management.  Ken has worked to advance public policy and market integration of distributed energy resources and advanced energy technologies for over 15 years.  Prior to his private-sector career, Ken served as Chairman of the Maryland Public Service Commission and as a member of the Maryland House of Delegates.  Ken earned a bachelor of science degree from Salisbury University and juris doctorate with honor from the University of Maryland School of Law.

Seasonal Readiness 2021

April 01, 2021
Are you ready for the 2020 demand response season? Our program information and On Demand Webinar resources will help make you successful in your programs in 2020. Here, you'll find program information, key dates (like communication drills), your CPower contacts, market information, dispatch information and more.

2021 Tipoff Webinar:The State of Demand-Side Energy Management in North America

March 19, 2021


CPower’s Annual State of Demand-Side Energy Management in North America Webinar Series is back for 2021!

Each of the sixth deregulated energy markets in the US has been tested in recent years, pushed to the limit by catastrophic weather events, rising demand, and the challenge of integrating renewables onto its grid. 

As the country progresses in its third decade of energy market deregulation, a question that’s been asked in many notable media publications centers on whether or not competitive energy markets can provide the US electric grid with the energy and the resilience it needs to sustain its evolution toward a carbon-free future. 

CPower’s team of experts are ready to answer this and other questions in the annual State of Demand-Side Energy Management in North America webinar series that’s become a must-attend event for anyone looking for an intellectual edge on the increasingly complex energy markets.

In this webinar, CPower’s Mathew Sachs, Ken Shisler, Jennifer Chamberlin, Peter Dotson-Westphalen, Mike Hourihan, and Nancy Chafetz will discuss the key issues affecting each of the nation’s deregulated energy markets, providing insights and wisdom your organization can use to make the most of your energy use and spend in 2021 and beyond.

Demand-side 2021 Utilities: A Commercial and Industrial Guide to Managing Energy in 2021 (Webinar)

February 19, 2021



Across the US, electric utilities are introducing and/or expanding demand response programs to help reduce demand peaks in their service territories. In this webinar, CPower’s Peter Bergeron and National Grid’s Paul Wassink will give you an insider’s view of the emerging demand response programs and reveal how your organization can earn revenue by using less energy in times when the utility’s electrical demand is approaching its peak. 

Demand-side 2021 New England: A Commercial and Industrial Guide to Managing Energy in 2021 (Webinar)

February 04, 2021



Even before the onset of the COVID-19 lockdown, 2020 was expected to be a year of change in New England’s energy market. In this hour-long webinar, CPower’s resident experts will explain how the region is working its way through the pandemic’s maze and how organizations are reexamining their energy management strategies in search of optimization for an increasingly uncertain future.

Demand-side 2021 New York: A Commercial and Industrial Guide to Managing Energy this Year (Webinar)

January 22, 2021



 

The Empire State was poised for a dynamic 2020 as Governor Cuomo’s Reforming Energy Vision (REV) enters its sixth year. Join CPower’s New York experts and they explain how the state is working its way through the COVID-19 pandemic’s maze and how organizations are reexamining their energy management strategies in search of optimization for an increasingly uncertain future.

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