District reviews Voltus demand-response program; board to vote in two weeks
Voltus presented a voluntary demand-response program that pays a standby fee (~$25,000 per MW per year) plus event payments ($2,000 per MW per hour); staff said participation is voluntary, the district keeps control of curtailment decisions, and the item returns for a formal vote in two weeks.
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Voltus representative Kurt, joining virtually, walked Urbana School District 116 trustees through a demand-response program the company has run with the district since 2019. He said the program pays two revenue streams: a standby payment for being enrolled and an event payment if deployed.
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