Grounded in hands-on experience, the session highlights how automation, portfolio diversity, and better building data are helping utilities move from planning to dispatchable action as grid constraints intensify in 2026.
Latitude Media held its inaugural Flex Summit last week in Austin, Texas. Edo’s Chief Commercial Officer Emilie Bolduc and Utility Sales Director Dee Martir were in attendance.
To address the demands on the grid, our industry needs solutions that can quickly relieve stress on utility capacity. Here’s how we’re tackling the complex challenge.
At Edo, demand flexibility and energy efficiency often go hand in hand. The same building data that supports demand flexibility also provides visibility into how buildings operate, revealing opportunities.
Edo has developed a data-driven methodology to create cost-effective utility programs that combine demand flexibility and energy efficiency for grid-interactive buildings.
During a summer demand flexibility event, Edo integrated the Center’s HVAC systems and onsite solar and storage to dramatically reduce the building’s reliance on the grid during the hottest part of the afternoon.
Wondering whether commercial building demand flexibility could benefit your utility? Here are answers to six common questions to help you understand the opportunity and what it takes.