What is Automated Demand Response? And how is Parity Involved?

Utility providers have demand response programs to incentivize buildings to reduce electricity usage during peak periods to maintain grid stability. Typically, resident managers are notified 24 hours in advance and have to make manual adjustments before and after the event. With Parity, the curtailment of the HVAC systems can be pre-programmed and automated, ensuring seamless participation and maximizing revenue generation. You can learn more here.

Other Blog Posts

HVAC Energy Management: A Practical Guide for Building Operators

Why HVAC Is the Biggest Drain on Your Operating Budget Look at your utility bill and ask where the money [...]

HVAC Building Automation System (BAS): A Guide to Integration

Why Centralized Control is No Longer Optional for Modern Buildings Is your building running itself, or is your team running [...]

HVAC Control Systems: A Guide for Building & Property Managers

Why HVAC Controls Are Critical for Modern Buildings Your boilers, chillers, and pumps do the work. Your HVAC control system [...]