
Mastering the Grid: How Multi-Facility Campuses Can Maximize Energy Savings Through Energy Flexibility
Abstract:
With rising energy costs and increasing grid constraints, multi-facility campuses such as universities and corporate campuses must explore enhanced solutions to slash energy costs and unlock new revenue streams.
Effective energy management strategies beyond efficiency—including predictive analytics, peak event forecasting, strategic curtailment, and demand-side management—enable facility and energy managers to reduce operational expenses, participate in demand response programs, and improve overall energy optimization.
This webinar will focus on data-driven energy optimization techniques, including curtailment strategies and energy storage as a tool within a broader demand-side approach. Attendees will gain insights into how to achieve financial benefits through strategic load management and how to strategically leverage peak pricing events—regardless of whether they currently have a battery storage system in place.
Participants will hear from industry experts and facility managers who have successfully implemented strategic curtailment and demand-side optimization to improve financial performance, navigate market incentives, and enhance sustainability efforts. Additionally, attendees will receive Continuing Education Units (CEU) for their participation.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand how utilities monetize energy flexibility and market opportunities for strategic curtailment, demand-side management, and energy storage across Ontario, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York.
- Understand different demand-side energy management strategies, tools, and technologies for facilities to leverage energy flexibility and maximize financial savings: demand-response, peak shaving, peak shifting, peak forecasting, and battery storage
- Evaluate how to optimize facility energy costs through peak forecasting and strategic load management
- Explore case studies demonstrating how multi-facility campuses successfully reduced peak demand charges to create financial benefits
- Gain insights into how energy storage contributes to overall grid stability to support grid reliability
Sponsored by: Peak Power
Peak Power is a cleantech company founded in 2015, providing end-to-end energy storage solutions for large commercial, industrial, and manufacturing facilities with operations in Ontario, New York, New England, and California.
Peak Powers deploys, operates and optimizes battery storage, grid-interactive buildings, and electric vehicles using a single software platform for their customers and partners to pursue net zero goals, cut operating expenses, and unlock new revenue opportunities.
Speaker
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Khalil MuljiSenior Settlements Analyst, Peak Power
Khalil Mulji is a Senior Settlements Analyst at Peak Power, leveraging his expertise in data analytics, electricity markets, and customer operations to maximize client value and optimize asset performance. He specializes in analyzing energy market data, ensuring accurate revenue capture, and enhancing operating strategies for distributed energy resources (DERs) and energy storage systems. With experience in solar energy, energy-efficient building design, and energy storage, Khalil has a comprehensive understanding of the clean energy transition. His ability to translate complex data into actionable insights drives financial performance.
Khalil holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Nanoscience from the University of Calgary, equipping him with strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Passionate about sustainability and social impact, he actively volunteers with organizations focused on community engagement and youth development.