Peak shaving
Explore whether stored energy, charging timing or controllable loads could help a team reason about high-demand periods.
Commercial energy use case
For U.S. facility managers with batteries, EV fleets or controllable building systems, GridFlex is designed to make energy flexibility easier to understand and explore.
Account-free CSV upload · private first estimate · U.S. businesses
The facility-manager lens
A battery, a fleet charger and a building control system each have an operating job to do. The useful question is where their schedules may have room to flex without losing sight of facility priorities.
GridFlex aims to help teams map that possibility, then explore two familiar use cases: shifting load away from expensive peak periods and understanding how a future demand-response program might fit the site.
Where flexibility can show up
The right response depends on the site, equipment, tariff, program rules and what facility teams can safely change.
Explore whether stored energy, charging timing or controllable loads could help a team reason about high-demand periods.
Frame the site’s flexible loads around a possible event, while keeping future utility or program participation clearly conditional.
Give batteries, EV fleets and building systems a shared vocabulary for schedules, constraints and possible next steps.
Clear line between now and next
GridFlex’s current path is intentionally narrow: understand a smart-meter file first. Broader live-system workflows are future or conditional work, not part of this audit.
Available now
Future or conditional
Start with the data you have
Upload a U.S. business smart-meter CSV and GridFlex will produce an initial estimate from that file. It is a starting point for your team’s questions—not a promise of savings, revenue, peak reduction or program enrollment.
Upload a smart-meter CSVNo utility, vendor, credentialed provider or live-system connection is used in this current audit path.
For U.S. commercial facilities