How FlexDR is Bringing Us Closer to a Fully Decarbonized Grid

Affordable Housing Microgrid Transformation Location: Syracuse, New York Background and Challenge Springfield Gardens is a 310-unit affordable housing complex consisting of 27 buildings undergoing a transformation into a Net-Zero energy community. Originally constructed with individual utility meters and a centralized distribution system owned by Mohawk Niagara (National Grid), the property faced structural inefficiencies in energy […]… Read More >

A New England utility was challenged by constrained capacity on a substation and limited ability to integrate new electrification projects. Using FlexDR, this utility was able to balance supply and demand without sinking money into costly upgrades. Microgrids, GEBs, and devices became proactive agents that shift, shed, and shape the load in real time, therefore lowering demand charges…. Read More >

An eco-resort was plagued by power outages and high electricity costs. They needed a decentralized solution, because of the limited land and the distribution of buildings on the land. Newly installed solar generation and storage was controlled by FlexDR, allowing the resort to optimize their energy use and dramatically cut costs…. Read More >