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A concrete facility with rooftop solar and a row of battery cabinets at dawn, lines of light running from the grid onto its roof and down into the batteries

Discover your facility’s demand-response potential.

Effiqor assesses your energy use, equipment and operating needs to identify potential demand-response opportunities. We then coordinate with demand-response providers to evaluate suitable programs and support your enrollment.

  1. The grid peaks
  2. Your site gets the call
  3. Batteries carry the load

Program eligibility and earnings depend on your location, available flexibility and provider terms.

01

Your facility

Energy use, assets & operating needs.

02

Effiqor assessment

Assess the site & review opportunities.

03

Provider coordination

Evaluate programs & support enrollment.

Your site already has flexibility.
It just isn’t earning.

We find it, price it, and say so if it isn’t worth it.

Effiqor measures what your equipment and schedule can safely shift, then takes that to the demand-response providers who pay for it. If the numbers don’t work, you hear it in the first conversation.

Talk to our team

Understand where your battery could fit.

Your battery’s potential depends on how it is configured, how your facility operates and which programs are available locally. Effiqor reviews these factors and coordinates with demand-response providers to explore suitable participation options.

Understand the equipment

We review the battery's capacity, configuration and available operating information to help establish what needs further evaluation.

Define your operating priorities

We document how the battery is used today, including backup requirements and operating limits, so these priorities inform the provider's assessment.

Explore suitable programs

We coordinate with providers to review potential program fit, participation requirements and next steps. Eligibility and commercial terms are confirmed through the provider’s process.

Request a site assessment

Participation and potential earnings depend on location, equipment capabilities, operating constraints and provider terms.

No battery? Explore other demand-response opportunities.

From information
to impact.

Four stages, each feeding the next, so every decision starts from better information than the last.

01

Connect data

Start with your energy usage, assets and business priorities.

02

Find opportunities

Surface patterns, inefficiencies and sources of flexibility.

03

Take action

Choose the programs and operational actions that fit.

04

Measure results

Track performance and refine your next decision.

Our solutions
for your site.

WattRewards earns from the load a site can shift. Ray develops solar for sites better served by generating their own. The same assessment tells us which fits, or whether both do.

WattRewards

Turn flexible load into energy revenue. We assess the site, coordinate enrollment with the demand-response provider, and support you through every event.

Explore WattRewards ↗

Ray

Develop and operate solar with one partner: site assessment, system design, procurement, construction, commissioning and ongoing performance.

Explore Ray ↗

What is demand response?

Programs that pay you for energy flexibility

For most commodities, value comes down to price and quantity. Electricity adds a third factor: time. When a facility draws power matters as much as how much it draws, which makes the ability to shift that timing worth something.

Utility and grid-operator programs are how that flexibility gets paid for. Large energy users agree to reduce demand when the system is under stress, and are compensated for it. The grid stays balanced; the facility earns.

Peak without participationManaged peak

Capacity

Paid to be available when the grid is short.

Energy

Paid to reduce when prices run high.

Ancillary services

Paid to respond fast as supply shifts.

Demand charge

A saving on your own bill, not a payment.

33,272 MW

of demand response participating across the seven US wholesale markets in 2024.*

Roughly the peak demand of six million homes, met by sites choosing to use less. Yours would be one of them.

6.5%

of RTO and ISO peak demand could be met by demand response resources in 2024.*

Order 745

FERC's ruling that energy conserved carries the same market value as energy generated.

Why participate

Revenue and savings

Earn from the programs you join, and lower the peak demand charge on your own bill.

Advance warning

Hear about potential grid events early, with an agreed plan for what happens on site.

Grid stability

Your flexibility helps balance local supply and demand when the system is under strain.

Reporting data

Participation produces figures that feed straight into the reporting you already file.

* Source: FERC Staff, 2025 Assessment of Demand Response and Advanced Metering (2024 data). Program availability and earnings vary by market and by site.

Who we work with

C&I energy users with existing batteries to enroll in grid services

Effiqor evaluates your operations and enrolls you into the grid services programs that fit your site best.

Energy users looking to add batteries for monetization and reliability

Effiqor provides guidance and partners covering the full development cycle: site assessment, system design, procurement, construction, commissioning, operations and maintenance.

One system underneath both.

Whichever product you run, the same energy data, reporting and support sit beneath it, so what you learn in one shows up in the other.

Energy intelligence

Meters, bills and operational context in one clear view.

Savings & reporting

Energy activity turned into understandable business outcomes.

One point of contact

A named lead who knows your site, across both products.

Structured onboarding

The same documented intake and setup, whichever route you take.

A little insight.
A better next step.

10 pieces so far. Browse the blog or the reports.

LET’S FIND YOUR NEXT OPPORTUNITY.

Ready to make
energy work harder?