EnerNOC Enters Frequency Control Market in Australia
29 November 2017 - 8:30AM
EnerNOC, Inc., an Enel Group Company, has begun providing
Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM) with Frequency
Control Ancillary Services (FCAS), which help to support power
system security and ensure uninterrupted power for all consumers
during unexpected events that affect the flow of energy. EnerNOC's
aggregated demand response resource is currently providing up to 70
MW of FCAS to support system security, marking the first time that
distributed demand-side resources have provided grid balancing
ancillary services in Australia’s National Electricity
Market.
“We are thrilled to be a part of the NEM's ongoing transition to
a system based on distributed energy resources in Australia,” said
Jeff Renaud, Vice President and Managing Director,
Asia Pacific at EnerNOC. “Historically, grid balancing ancillary
services have been provided by conventional generators, but demand
response is a large “ready to use” resource that can supply these
services faster, cheaper, and with fewer emissions than traditional
generators can. Some options offered by EnerNOC can restore the
balance between supply and demand on the grid in less than 100
milliseconds. As large, centralised thermal plants are
progressively being displaced by renewables and distributed energy,
there is a greater need for solutions like EnerNOC’s, addressing
issues impacting the regular energy flows on the grid very
quickly.”
'Contingency FCAS' can help the power system remain stable and
rebalance the grid when the regular flow of energy on the grid is
disturbed. EnerNOC's distributed network of devices instantaneously
detects imbalances on the grid and then safely and automatically
decreases customer loads, typically in less than one second.
Demand-side customers participating in EnerNOC's service include
facilities from multiple industries, such as cold storage,
manufacturing, and forest products.
About EnerNOC, an Enel Group CompanyEnerNOC, an
Enel Group Company, is a leading provider of demand response,
energy advisory and procurement, and energy intelligence software
and services. EnerNOC offers access to more demand response
programs worldwide than any other provider, offering enterprises a
valuable payment stream to further enhance bottom line results and
utilities and grid operators a reliable, cost-effective demand-side
resource.
With capabilities to better address budgets and procurement,
utility bill management, facility analysis and optimization,
sustainability and reporting, project tracking, and demand
management, EnerNOC's SaaS platform also helps enterprises control
energy costs, mitigate risk, and streamline compliance and
sustainability reporting. For more information, visit
www.enernoc.com and follow @EnerNOC on Twitter.
Enel is a multinational power company and a leading integrated
player in the global, power, gas and renewables markets. It is
Europe’s largest utility in terms of market capitalisation and
figures among Europe’s leading power companies in terms of
installed capacity and reported EBITDA. The Group is present
in over 30 countries worldwide, producing energy with more than 86
GW of managed capacity.
Enel distributes electricity and gas through a network of over 2
million kilometres, and with over 65 million business and
household customers globally, the Group has the largest customer
base among European competitors. Enel’s renewables arm Enel
Green Power already manages around 40 GW of wind, solar,
geothermal, biomass and hydropower plants in Europe, the Americas,
Africa, Asia and has recently arrived in Australia.
EnerNOC Media Relations: Sarah McAuley+1
617.532.8195news@enernoc.com
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