Edgecom Energy

July is PJM's high-risk month for coincident peak hours. Every event that fires this month is now baked into your 2027 capacity charges.

Miss one, and you pay for it for a full year. The question isn't whether the next peak is coming. It's whether you'll see it before it hits.

If you manage a Class A facility in Ontario, you already know this feeling: A handful of hot afternoons in June, July and August quietly decide one of your biggest energy costs for the next twelve months.

You don't find out how it went until the Global Adjustment charge shows up, and by then, there's nothing left to do about it.

Here's the part that stings. The facilities that prepare, pay less all year round. The ones that wait, fund the difference.

The good news: for the 2026 peak season, the biggest peaks are still ahead, so the window to get ahead of them is open right now. We put together a short breakdown of how the prepared facilities do it. 👇

Want this dialled in for your facility before the next peak? Comment below with 'PEAK' and we'll get you started!

While you're deciding whether peak savings are worth the effort, the plant across town already signed up. Same program, same eligibility, lower bills next year.

The peaks firing this summer set your capacity charges for a full year. The facilities acting on them now will spend next year paying less.

On July 9, Tanner Behrend, CEM and Dylan Calvert, CET are walking operations leaders through which equipment to watch, what to trim, and how facilities are finding six-figure savings without losing output.

Free webinar, live Q&A capped at 50 plants.

Sign up before it's too late🔗https://hubs.ly/Q04mJ1pG0