The capabilities of energy management systems (EMSs) for commercial and industrial (C&I) customers will be expanding in the coming years to automate many manual processes, accommodate the rapidly evolving energy options, and leverage advanced data analytics to further reduce costs and environmental impact.

Among the changes in the electrical environment are increased use of distributed energy resources (DER), the additional load placed by electric vehicles, and demand side management (DSM). Cloud-based solutions will offer operations staff the ability to anticipate and resolve failures before they occur and options to track and reduce carbon emissions. This webinar, which is the third of a three-part series, will discuss how forward-thinking organizations that use EMS solutions today should be aware of these capabilities to best position themselves to take advantage of these market changes.

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January 19, 2022 - 10:00 AM EST / 16:00 CET

January 20, 2022 - 11:00 CET

What are the operational improvements EMS customers should anticipate?

What are the environmental improvements EMS customers can expect to support in the future?

How will an EMS solution help an organization develop a more collaborative relationship with the local grid?

• What are the operational improvements EMS customers should anticipate?
• What changes in the energy environment can customers expect from their EMS solution?
• Why is it important for an organization to migrate to work with a progressive EMS vendor as opposed to staying with a low cost, limited function EMS vendor?
• What questions should an EMS decision-makers ask a prospective vendor when considering implementing or upgrading an EMS solution?
  

• Senior decision-makers at commercial and industrial facilities
• Facilities management at commercial and industrial facilities
• Financial management at commercial and industrial facilities