Whitepaper: How do we solve the demand on our electric grid?

Many commercial buildings, which are some of the largest consumers of electricity in the United States, are using over-sized inefficient “just in time” cooling systems. During the summer, most of a building’s energy costs are due to air-conditioning during peak daytime hours, when demand and costs are high. Although these over-sized systems have become more efficient, they don’t provide viable long term solution to reducing demand on the grid during hot summer months.