Hilo Enters into a Partnership to Provide Services in the Commercial Building Sector

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May 19, 2021

Hilo has announced that it will provide smart energy use management services for commercial buildings beginning in fall 2021. To do this, Hilo will partner with ACCS, a Québec company specialized in building automation and control systems.

Hilo’s first service offering for commercial customers will consist of an automated power demand management service. Similar to its residential offering, Hilo’s business option will reward customers who proactively participate in peak-period management as well as help them manage their energy use and therefore reduce their electricity costs.

“Following the success of our activities in the residential sector last winter, we are pleased to expand our service offering to new types of buildings. Our partnership with ACCS will enable Hilo to offer full smart management services for commercial buildings—from design to installation,” stated Hilo President and CEO Sébastien Fournier.

For ACCS, a company founded in 1992 and recently structured as a limited partnership, this development is the next logical step in its strategic plan. “This partnership is perfectly aligned with our company’s vision. We are proud to contribute to Hilo’s ambitious project, and this opportunity will allow our team to set out on a unique adventure,” noted ACCS President Simon Chevalier Fournier.

Hilo also seeks to collaborate with other companies specializing in building automation to ensure its solution is compatible with existing systems. “We will continue to build bridges with several other Québec players in the building automation sector in order to contribute to Québec’s smart grid,” added Sébastien Fournier.

Hilo’s commercial service offering will first be launched upon invitation in fall 2021 before being extended to companies throughout Québec.

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