Industrial
Energy‑intensive industries—steel, cement, paper, chemicals, glass, and more—can get new revenues by trading the energy flexibility of their assets in balancing services and wholesale markets. Likewise, industrial companies can reduce energy costs through price‑responsive load shifting, peak shaving, and optimized dispatch.
Testimonials
The cooperation with Elektro Ljubljana in Slovenia is a pioneering example on how to participate on demand response programs with the CyberNoc virtual power plant. This cooperation demonstrated the practical applications and benefits of integrating demand response and distributed generation to optimize energy consumption and distribution. With this cooperation, we enabled large-scale energy users to reduce their consumption during peak periods or when the grid was under stress. This not only helped in maintaining grid stability but also offered financial incentives to the participants through reduced energy costs and participation in ancillary services markets.
Frequently asked questions
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Our asset agnostic IoT platform excels in managing and monetizing all kinds of assets, including both small- and large-scale flexibilities.
