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Demand charges have always existed. More businesses will begin to see them as electrification expands, while those who already pay them will see increases. Energy storage can help mitigate those charges.

While solar energy projects may feel more like a want than a need, in reality these projects are becoming inevitable. The sooner you get started on the Path to Smarter Energy, the better your ROI will be over the long term.

Before you spend time and money diving into energy generation, it is important to optimize your energy conservation efforts first. The goal is to avoid generating more energy than necessary.

Achieving carbon emission reduction targets will require significant investments in low-carbon technologies and infrastructure, but these investments should yield reduced environmental damage, improved public health and increased energy security.

As additional pressure is placed on the nation’s electric utility grid, power outages will become more common. There are multiple options for managing, minimizing or even eliminating the effects of these outages, including using backup systems or an uninterruptible power supply (UPS).

Along with the environmental benefits, there are a number of economic drivers pushing businesses and governments to adopt policies and technologies that will help reduce or eliminate carbon emissions.