You can use Edo to connect commercial buildings to electrical utility grids and manage demand in real time. The software links heating, cooling, lighting, solar panels, and battery storage to coordinate energy use across office buildings, schools, and hospitals. Facilities can track carbon emissions, lower electricity expenses, and earn revenue by shedding load during peak hours without hurting occupant comfort. Utilities also use the system to run demand response programs, avoid expensive grid infrastructure upgrades, and maintain steady grid reliability across commercial building portfolios.
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