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Electric City bietet u.a. "intelligente" Straßenbeleuchtung zur Stromsersparnis an.
Ich hatte sie mal bei Eskimato im Depot und hab es dann völlig verschlafen...
Ich denke mal, die könnten noch weiter gut performen.
Chicago Suburbs Agree to Participate in Electric City/ComEd 50-Megawatt Power Curtailment System
Wednesday August 6, 9:48 am ET
Leyden Township, Franklin Park and River Grove to Host Load Reduction Systems
ELK GROVE, Ill., Aug. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Electric City (Amex: ELC - News) today announced that it has entered into agreements with several Chicago suburbs regarding their participation in the Company's development of a $25 million, 50-Megawatt Power Curtailment system for Commonwealth Edison ("ComEd"), a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation. A sampling of those suburbs includes Leyden Township, Franklin Park and River Grove.
"We are pleased to announce a sampling of our earliest customer agreements to become 'hosts' for our 50 Megawatt power curtailment system," stated John Mitola, CEO Electric City Corp. "As such, these municipalities will receive free technology and free energy savings in exchange for our ability to curtail power on peak electricity demand days. These suburbs and the others that have signed so far, are demonstrating great leadership as they become part of this groundbreaking system designed to address long-term energy needs.
"The development of our Chicago area VNPP with ComEd is coming along very nicely and in accordance with our schedule," added Mitola. "Since we announced this first VNPP development in April, we have been approached by several customers and utilities with an interest in pursuing similar developments in their service territories. Those discussions are well underway in select regions of North America where we know market conditions are fully supportive of a VNPP development."
"These customers represent just a tip of the iceberg when it comes to the early reaction we have had from the market on our VNPP plan," added Anthony Sinople, director of government accounts for Electric City. "Of course, we are working with several commercial customers, however, we have seen a strong response from the municipal and state government sector in particular. The VNPP offering is a natural for them -- they gain quick access to powerful technology and free energy savings, with no up front cost to taxpayers. The system is very easily incorporated into their existing municipal centers, office buildings and recreation centers. We have interest from several other municipalities as they have found this offering to be very compelling."
The new system, called Virtual "Negawatt" Power Plan (VNPP®), will allow ComEd to remotely control commercial, industrial and government lighting systems over a managed and secure IP network. Through the use of the EnergySaver/GlobalCommander® system, the utility will be able to reduce electric capacity requirements during periods of peak demand, providing instantaneous control, measurement and verification of load reduction. The 50 MW system will represent one of the largest deployments of demand control technology in the nation. The system will cost approximately $25 million and is expected to incorporate roughly 1,500 EnergySaver systems.
The Virtual "Negawatt" Power system agreement calls for the deployment of 50 Megawatts of EnergySaver on demand load reduction. Electric City will act as the provider of technology and the developer of the power system. The cost of the system will be borne by third party lenders, supported through a long- term agreement with ComEd. Electric City will guarantee the delivery of peak power reduction through its EnergySaver/GlobalCommander system and will dispatch the system at the direction of ComEd. In exchange for hosting the system and allowing remote control over peak demand, customers will receive the technology for free and will receive free steady state energy savings.
About Electric City
Electric City is a leading developer, manufacturer and integrator of energy savings technologies and building automation systems. The Company currently markets the EnergySaver(TM), the GlobalCommander® and LightMaster(TM) energy conservation technologies, as well as its independent development of scalable, negative power systems under the trade name, Virtual "Negawatt" Power Plant "VNPP"®. The Company recently announced its first VNPP development -50 Megawatt, negative power system for Commonwealth Edison in northern Illinois. Electric City is based in Elk Grove Village, Illinois and is traded on The American Stock Exchange under the symbol ELC. Additional information is available at the Company's website at www.elccorp.com or by calling 847-437-1666.
Electric City bietet u.a. "intelligente" Straßenbeleuchtung zur Stromsersparnis an.
Ich hatte sie mal bei Eskimato im Depot und hab es dann völlig verschlafen...
Ich denke mal, die könnten noch weiter gut performen.
Chicago Suburbs Agree to Participate in Electric City/ComEd 50-Megawatt Power Curtailment System
Wednesday August 6, 9:48 am ET
Leyden Township, Franklin Park and River Grove to Host Load Reduction Systems
ELK GROVE, Ill., Aug. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Electric City (Amex: ELC - News) today announced that it has entered into agreements with several Chicago suburbs regarding their participation in the Company's development of a $25 million, 50-Megawatt Power Curtailment system for Commonwealth Edison ("ComEd"), a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation. A sampling of those suburbs includes Leyden Township, Franklin Park and River Grove.
"We are pleased to announce a sampling of our earliest customer agreements to become 'hosts' for our 50 Megawatt power curtailment system," stated John Mitola, CEO Electric City Corp. "As such, these municipalities will receive free technology and free energy savings in exchange for our ability to curtail power on peak electricity demand days. These suburbs and the others that have signed so far, are demonstrating great leadership as they become part of this groundbreaking system designed to address long-term energy needs.
"The development of our Chicago area VNPP with ComEd is coming along very nicely and in accordance with our schedule," added Mitola. "Since we announced this first VNPP development in April, we have been approached by several customers and utilities with an interest in pursuing similar developments in their service territories. Those discussions are well underway in select regions of North America where we know market conditions are fully supportive of a VNPP development."
"These customers represent just a tip of the iceberg when it comes to the early reaction we have had from the market on our VNPP plan," added Anthony Sinople, director of government accounts for Electric City. "Of course, we are working with several commercial customers, however, we have seen a strong response from the municipal and state government sector in particular. The VNPP offering is a natural for them -- they gain quick access to powerful technology and free energy savings, with no up front cost to taxpayers. The system is very easily incorporated into their existing municipal centers, office buildings and recreation centers. We have interest from several other municipalities as they have found this offering to be very compelling."
The new system, called Virtual "Negawatt" Power Plan (VNPP®), will allow ComEd to remotely control commercial, industrial and government lighting systems over a managed and secure IP network. Through the use of the EnergySaver/GlobalCommander® system, the utility will be able to reduce electric capacity requirements during periods of peak demand, providing instantaneous control, measurement and verification of load reduction. The 50 MW system will represent one of the largest deployments of demand control technology in the nation. The system will cost approximately $25 million and is expected to incorporate roughly 1,500 EnergySaver systems.
The Virtual "Negawatt" Power system agreement calls for the deployment of 50 Megawatts of EnergySaver on demand load reduction. Electric City will act as the provider of technology and the developer of the power system. The cost of the system will be borne by third party lenders, supported through a long- term agreement with ComEd. Electric City will guarantee the delivery of peak power reduction through its EnergySaver/GlobalCommander system and will dispatch the system at the direction of ComEd. In exchange for hosting the system and allowing remote control over peak demand, customers will receive the technology for free and will receive free steady state energy savings.
About Electric City
Electric City is a leading developer, manufacturer and integrator of energy savings technologies and building automation systems. The Company currently markets the EnergySaver(TM), the GlobalCommander® and LightMaster(TM) energy conservation technologies, as well as its independent development of scalable, negative power systems under the trade name, Virtual "Negawatt" Power Plant "VNPP"®. The Company recently announced its first VNPP development -50 Megawatt, negative power system for Commonwealth Edison in northern Illinois. Electric City is based in Elk Grove Village, Illinois and is traded on The American Stock Exchange under the symbol ELC. Additional information is available at the Company's website at www.elccorp.com or by calling 847-437-1666.