Smart energy could save $3b, why aren’t we doing it?
EECA says energy savings of $1.5b for each gigawatt of peak demand reduction could be realised by taking up energy management systems ‘at scale’.
Schneider has rolled out an industrially focused fast EV charger.
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It’s called demand-side flexibility, and it refers to shifting energy loads away from peak demand periods.
A recent report by the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) thinks DSF could reduce demand by between 1700 and 1900 megawatts.
A report prepared by contracting consultancy
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