Peak demand management, settlement validation, demand response revenue, and 24/7 operations for municipal utilities and public-sector facility portfolios.
Municipal energy loads are large, variable, and under constant scrutiny. Arenas, water treatment plants, transit systems, administrative buildings, generation assets. Whether your municipality operates its own utility or manages a portfolio of public facilities, the cost drivers are the same: peak demand charges, settlement accuracy, and untapped revenue from grid participation. Rodan helps you manage all three.
PeakIQ forecasts high-risk demand intervals so your team gets week-ahead, day-ahead, and same-day alerts. For Ontario Class A loads, ICI costs average approximately $350,000 per MW-year in Global Adjustment exposure. Acting before those intervals lock in is the difference.
FacilityIQ provides near real-time visibility into energy performance across single-site and multi-site portfolios, so your team can track consumption patterns and catch performance issues before they affect settlement.
SettlementIQ validates energy invoices and market settlement payments using daily shadow invoicing. For budgets that answer to councils and ratepayers, independent validation protects your finance team and your credibility.
Rodan is a registered Metering Service Provider. We handle meter installation, MIST testing, MSMP compliance, and AMI infrastructure. For municipal utilities, that means your metering meets regulatory requirements without adding specialized staff. For facility portfolios, accurate metering is the foundation of every settlement validation and demand response payment.
If your facilities or utility assets can reduce load for short periods, they can earn revenue through demand response programs across IESO, AESO, NYISO, PJM, and MISO. Rodan manages enrollment, dispatch coordination, event communication, and settlement. No enrollment fees. No administrative overhead.
GridOps qualifies generation and flexible load assets for demand response and ancillary service programs. Revenue from grid services offsets operating costs that would otherwise hit ratepayers or municipal budgets.
FlexOps runs dispatch operations from Rodan's operations center, staffed around the clock. Your assets respond to market signals and grid events without adding headcount.
Rodan combines market signals, consumption data, and your operational constraints to reduce demand charges, Global Adjustment costs, and capacity charges. Curtailment strategies work around facility operations, not against them.
Rodan's in-house power systems engineers handle protection and control, coordination studies, arc flash, grounding, IEEE 1547 compliance, and grid interconnection. One partner from metering infrastructure to market participation.
Rodan combines energy intelligence software with engineering and market expertise to help you operate generation assets efficiently and profitably.
Real-time energy market intelligence that provides pricing, demand and grid insights to support faster operational decisions.
Advanced site energy monitoring that provides visibility into facility energy performance and operational trends.
Predictive energy management system that identifies peak demand risks and market opportunities.
Independent energy settlement services that verify payments and identify revenue discrepancies.
Operational services supporting energy demand management and dispatch participation.
Revenue opportunities through demand response programs and grid reliability services.
Our solutions deliver measurable benefits across your commercial property, addressing the unique priorities of each decision-maker.
Grid reliability, market participation, settlement accuracy, and metering compliance for your municipal utility. Rodan provides operational support and engineering expertise without adding permanent headcount.
Peak demand alerts, curtailment planning, and portfolio-wide energy visibility across all municipal facilities. Full opt-out control retained. Curtailment plans work around critical operations.
Energy is one of the largest controllable line items in a municipal budget. Rodan validates invoices, manages peak exposure, and documents demand response revenue for public reporting and audit.
Demand response participation and clean energy asset deployment contribute to municipal carbon reduction targets. Rodan provides asset performance data your team can incorporate into sustainability reporting.
Independent settlement validation, documented cost savings, and demand response revenue provide clear, auditable results for public accountability.
Battery systems can help municipalities manage electricity demand and improve infrastructure resilience.
Optimized energy storage systems allow municipalities to store electricity and discharge energy during peak demand events.
Energy storage can also support backup power systems for critical infrastructure such as emergency services facilities.
When integrated with predictive tools such as PeakIQ, batteries can respond automatically to peak demand conditions.
Energy storage systems help municipalities improve infrastructure resilience and manage electricity costs.
Some municipal facilities participate in demand response programs where electricity demand can be reduced during grid stress events.
Participation provides financial incentives while helping maintain grid stability.
Energy intelligence platforms such as PeakIQ help municipalities anticipate when demand response events may occur.
Participation allows municipalities to generate revenue while supporting reliable electricity systems.
Energy efficiency initiatives help municipalities reduce electricity costs and improve infrastructure performance.
Monitoring platforms such as site energy monitoring help identify inefficient systems or equipment.
Predictive tools such as energy management systems help anticipate demand spikes.
Energy efficiency strategies help municipalities manage budgets while improving infrastructure reliability.
Energy resilience helps cities maintain operations during grid disruptions or power outages.
Infrastructure solutions such as energy storage systems can provide backup power for critical services.
Predictive tools such as PeakIQ help municipalities anticipate grid stress events.
Energy resilience strategies help municipalities maintain essential services while managing electricity demand.
Municipal infrastructure such as water treatment plants, transit systems and large public buildings can create significant electricity demand.
Predictive tools such as energy management systems help identify peak demand periods before they occur.
Real-time monitoring through site energy monitoring allows municipalities to track electricity consumption across infrastructure.
Some municipalities also participate in demand response programs where electricity demand can be reduced during grid stress events.
Managing peak demand helps municipalities control electricity costs while supporting grid reliability.
Electricity markets determine how electricity is priced and delivered across the grid.
Market conditions such as supply shortages, weather events and transmission constraints can influence electricity pricing.
Energy intelligence platforms such as energy market intelligence provide insight into electricity pricing trends and grid demand conditions.
This information helps municipalities understand how electricity market conditions influence operating costs.
Understanding electricity markets helps cities manage infrastructure energy costs more effectively.
Real-time monitoring allows municipalities to track electricity consumption across infrastructure.
Platforms such as site energy monitoring provide insight into energy use across municipal facilities.
Monitoring tools help identify inefficiencies or operational issues within infrastructure systems.
Energy monitoring also supports predictive energy strategies through integration with energy management systems.
Better monitoring helps municipalities improve operational efficiency and manage energy costs.
Energy management for municipalities focuses on monitoring and optimizing electricity consumption across public infrastructure such as municipal buildings, water treatment plants, transportation systems and community facilities.
Cities operate large portfolios of facilities that consume significant electricity. Effective energy management for municipalities helps local governments understand how energy is used across these assets.
Monitoring platforms such as site energy monitoring provide real-time insight into electricity consumption across facilities.
Predictive tools such as energy management systems help municipalities anticipate peak demand conditions that may increase electricity costs.
Energy management strategies help cities reduce operating costs while improving infrastructure performance and supporting sustainability goals.
Managing energy across municipal infrastructure requires specialized expertise.
Energy specialists help municipalities understand how electricity markets and grid conditions affect infrastructure operations.
Monitoring tools such as site energy monitoring provide visibility into facility energy consumption.
Predictive tools such as energy management systems help anticipate peak demand events.
Energy specialists help municipalities improve infrastructure performance and energy efficiency.
Energy costs represent a major operating expense for municipal governments.
Cities must manage electricity consumption across buildings, water systems, transportation infrastructure and public services.
Monitoring platforms such as site energy monitoring allow municipalities to track energy consumption across facilities.
Predictive tools such as energy management systems help anticipate peak demand conditions.
Improving energy management allows municipalities to reduce operational costs and improve infrastructure performance.