Save on Energy Ontario Industrial Focused Programs
December 6, 2024
As part of the IESO’s reliability toolkit, industrial energy efficiency is a valuable resource that helps reduce demand. Save on Energy Ontario offers industrial-focused programs, as well as training and support, to help industries improve their energy efficiency and energy management practices to cut costs, increase competitiveness and improve grid reliability.
“Ontario’s economy is growing and demand for electricity is forecasted to rise 75 per cent by 2050. Significant growth is driven by the industrial sector, where electricity demand is forecast to grow by 23 TWh, or 58 per cent, by 2035, which is like adding a city the size of Toronto to the grid,” the IESO explains via LinkedIn.
“Several factors are driving this growth, including international investment in EV battery manufacturing and the ongoing electrification of the mining sector in northern Ontario.”
Efficient electrification toolkit
The Efficient Electrification Toolkit is designed to help organizations make informed decisions about electrifying building heating based on their specific building configuration, energy needs and objectives.
This information, learning resources and technical tools to help organizations across Ontario address the carbon-reduction goals for their buildings in an energy efficient and cost-effective manner.
Capital planning
Learn about regulatory developments and plans for the electricity grid as well as effective forecasting and planning as you develop capital and investment plans to investment in your facilities.
Energy management support
Building expertise in energy management can improve your organization’s energy performance by delivering persistent energy-savings. Learn how you can increase your organization’s profitability through reduced energy costs and productivity, build organizational skills, and help your organization achieve your carbon reduction and environmental goals.
Existing building commissioning
Recommissioning, or tuning up existing buildings can be a significant opportunity for industrial businesses to realize energy savings and reduce operational costs. Learn how you can reduce energy wastage, enhance occupant comfort and increase your profitability by tuning up your existing buildings and implementing better building management practices.
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are an important part of keeping your business’s energy costs down while also making your business comfortable and welcoming for your employees and customers. Learn how you can optimize your business’s HVAC system and equipment to be more efficient, so you can get the most out of your space and save on your overall energy costs.
Understanding energy data
Interval data from smart meters can be a key source for insights into how your business uses energy. Learn how you can extract value from your energy data, by using the right tools and techniques to analyze and visualize your information to make informed project decisions.
You can find the Save on Energy Industrial portal HERE
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