ENPOWERED & ECOPILOT PARTNER TO DELIVER SUPERIOR ENERGY SAVINGS

Partnership will allow large energy consumers to optimize HVAC systems, save more on energy, and reduce emissions.

EcoPilot’s iBOS® AI solution for autonomous HVAC efficiency, and EnPowered, the on-bill payment platform for the energy industry, announced today they have partnered to help building managers get the most out of their HVAC systems, and realize significant energy savings during peak energy events.

INTRODUCING PEAKPILOT

A result of the integration between the companies’ solutions, EcoPilot Canada | USA is introducing PeakPilot to its customers in Ontario. Through this partnership, it will become easier for thousands of buildings across the province to seamlessly participate in complex energy markets, capturing enormous savings and reducing emissions.

“Our partnership will, for the first time, allow thousands of companies to unlock savings of 10–50 percent, while reducing their building emissions,” said Andrew More, Director of Business Development at EnPowered.

“This will expand the market for both our companies as we help businesses transition to a clean energy ecosystem,” More said.

PeakPilot will provide customers with these savings by combining EcoPilot’s groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence (AI) solution for autonomous heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) efficiency with EnPowered’s advanced Price Signal API, which allows users to accurately curtail during peak demand events.

COMBINED, THESE FEATURES WILL MAXIMIZE THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT FOR PEAKPILOT USERS.

“Together, these powerful assets will significantly improve return on investment for HVAC systems by reducing costs, emissions, and time spent – while maintaining the comfort of the building’s occupants,” said Tobias Janes, Director of Technical Solutions at EcoPilot Canada | USA.

PeakPilot will serve as an add-on feature within Ecopilot®’s existing platform. The solution will alert iBOS® to prepare the building for comfort during the event, and automatically curtail HVAC usage during these costly periods.

Pilot projects will begin in Ontario this summer. In this market, Class A customers pay the Global Adjustment (GA) based on their percentage contribution to the top five peak hours of energy use over each 12-month period.

PeakPilot will allow users to accurately predict when these five peak events will happen and adjust HVAC controls accordingly. This will provide superior energy savings, as businesses can enjoy the best of both these innovative companies’ AI solutions.

Companies can learn more about how to use PeakPilot to get the most savings from their HVAC systems in EnPowered and EcoPilot’s free upcoming webinar, How Automated Curtailment Saves Time, Energy and Money. 
Register here.