Ontario utilities can lower customer bills through In Front of the Meter Conservation (IFMC)
/Ontario's Long-term energy Plan
Energy efficiency is a central pillar of Ontario's Long Term Energy Plan (LTEP). Additionally, utilities are provided with conservation incentives and targets as part of Ontario's 2015-2020 Conservation First Framework (CFF). Under the update to the LTEP released in the fall of 2017, utilities can now count savings generated from In Front of the Meter Conservation (IFMC) towards these targets. Prior to November 2017, this was not the case.
Read more about Ontario's Long-Term Energy Plan 2017 here:
Volt-VAR control
Volt-VAR control provides the means for utilities to control and optimize the voltage on the distribution system. There are a number of technologies available on the market that have been piloted in North America (and globally). Ontario funded projects under the Smart Grid Fund (SGF) with Varentec.
Composite Power Group is working with Varentec in Canada to bring this technology to our customers.
The benefits
Our utility customers win by reaching their conservation targets
Rate-Payers win through lower energy bills
The system is run more efficiently and we waste less (lowering GHG emissions)
This is all possible because Volt/Var Control enables:
72% reduction in voltage volatility (across a distribution feeder)
Elimination of ANSI violations 5% reduction in voltage with no ANSI violation
Enable 4-5% in demand reduction (or more) and energy conservation
Increased ability to connect solar and renewables
Grid modernization
Customers get more stable power and a lower bill. If you work at an Ontario LDC, why are you waiting? The policy framework exists today to allow you to move forward and capture the value of this technology.
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