How can utilities avoid $1 billion/GW in investments?
The answer lies in optimising the contracted demand of their industrial/commercial and institutional clients.
If those clients who have contracted demand with the utility, with "idle" capacity, can transfer it to clients who wish to increase their contracted demands, there is a significant gain.
The same total contracted demand will be maintained, but with an increase in the volume of energy delivered. In other words, the utility will increase its load factor. And thus avoid investments that would otherwise be necessary.
And for the clients involved in these transactions, there will be increased flexibility in relation to the strictness of current contracted demands, in addition to the associated reduction in their costs.
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Rafael Herzberg
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Wed, Apr 15
How can utilities avoid $1 billion/GW in investments?
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