Grimsby Power offers a Commercial & Industrial Energy Manager portal to our large commercial and industrial customers. The C & I Energy Manager is a secure cloud-based portal offering reports that allow commercial and industrial utility customers to better manage their energy use. It is ideal for large users of energy with considerable energy bills and complex loads to manage such as grocery stores, school boards, hospitals, manufacturing plants, mills, warehouses, etc.
C&I Energy Manager delivers energy reports, tracks peak demand and power factor and consumption as well as energy costs all in a single, user friendly portal.
When your energy bill is large, even small operational improvements will translate into savings. The C&I Energy Manager can provide information to identify these opportunities.
The portal can also be used for budgeting and forecasting. The portal provides an estimated bill based on actual consumption data on a monthly basis.
To sign up to for the portal please contact us with the following information:
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