State of Massachusetts Demand Response Resources

Helping Massachusetts Government Organizations Save Money and Earn Revenue Through Demand-Side Energy Management Programs

Demand response (DR) programs in Massachusetts can help government entities save and earn their way to achieving sustainability goals by paying them to temporarily reduce electricity consumption when the electrical grid is stressed from too much demand. They can further realize cost savings from not using electricity when it’s most expensive—and reduce rising monthly capacity charges as well.

CPower Energy Management is the official designated DR services provider for the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM). DCAMM chose CPower to be its sole DR provider in 2009. Since then, CPower and DCAMM have generated more than $8 million in financial incentives from DR participation for state entities with all types of facilities.

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CPower Retained by Commonwealth of Massachusetts to Provide ISO-NE, Utility Demand Management Services

Baltimore, MD, and Boston, MA — CPower Energy Management has been awarded a five-year renewal from the Massachusetts Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) of its current contract to provide curtailment and demand response services to facilities statewide.

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How does CPower help the state?

CPower’s extensive knowledge and expertise in New England demand-side management programs have helped Massachusetts become a national leader in managing energy costs. By working with CPower and DCAMM, government leaders can:

Support existing sustainability programs and the grid through selective power curtailment
Cut high-priced peak electricity costs and capacity charges, and generate high-paying revenue for their organizations
Achieve permanent cost-cutting and generate additional revenue through energy efficiency projects

Energy is forever in motion. At CPower, we never stop moving to get you the results you deserve. Learn how you can join other state organizations using demand response to meet their energy and sustainability goals.