Dependable Flexibility: Practical Load Management Strategies for C&I Facilities
Includes a Live Web Event on 04/16/2026 at 1:00 PM (EDT)
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| April 16, 2026 |
| 0.1 CEU |
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Webinar Description
A virtual webinar, held over 1 hour.
Energy engineers are under increasing pressure to cut operating costs while maintaining reliable facility performance. This webinar will outline a practical framework for evaluating and deploying load flexibility and demand response strategies that generate new revenue streams without major capital investment. Attendees will learn how to identify flexible loads, assess operational constraints, quantify financial benefits, and integrate demand response into existing control systems. The session also compares manual and automated curtailment approaches, including the use of battery storage for seamless peak shaving. Real‑world case studies will illustrate load characterization, control strategies, and risk mitigation techniques.
About the Presenters
Bárbara Rosado is an electrical engineer with an MSc in Electrical Engineering and a PhD candidate in Power Systems, specializing in energy storage and distributed energy resources. At Peak Power, she focuses on the operational strategy and market integration of battery energy storage systems, enabling reliable load flexibility and peak demand management for commercial and industrial facilities.
Karl Wiley is the Voltus Senior Field Engineering Manager for multiple territories and brings nearly a decade of experience in the energy industry. He has worked with dozens of facilities to enable demand response participation through batteries, ensuring they have everything they need to be successful in wholesale market DER monetization programs.
Plamen Notov is the Director of Energy Services at Arcadian Projects and Vice President of the AEE Southwestern Ontario Chapter. With nearly two decades of experience, he is a recognized leader in Ontario’s energy sector, helping some of Canada’s most energy‑intensive industries implement grid flexibility strategies that enhance reliability and unlock economic value. A Certified Energy Manager, he is committed to advancing sustainable energy projects that strengthen resilience, support local communities, and drive meaningful climate action.
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Bárbara Rosado
Electrical Engineer
Peak Power
Bárbara Rosado is an electrical engineer with an MSc in Electrical Engineering and a PhD candidate in Power Systems, specializing in energy storage and distributed energy resources. At Peak Power, she focuses on the operational strategy and market integration of battery energy storage systems, enabling reliable load flexibility and peak demand management for commercial and industrial facilities.
Karl Wiley
Senior Field Engineering Manager
Voltus
Karl Wiley is the Voltus Senior Field Engineering Manager for multiple territories and brings nearly a decade of experience in the energy industry. He has worked with dozens of facilities to enable demand response participation through batteries, ensuring they have everything they need to be successful in wholesale market DER monetization programs.
Plamen Notov
Director of Energy Services
Arcadian Projects
Plamen Notov is Director of Energy Services at Arcadian Projects and Vice President of the Southwestern Ontario Chapter of the Association of Energy Engineers.A recognized voice in Ontario's energy sector, Plamen has nearly twenty years of experience implementing grid flexibility strategies that support system reliability & unlock value for participants. He has worked with Canada's most energy-intensive industries, including manufacturing and industrial facilities, data centers, and public institutions.He is a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) with the AEE and is passionate about developing sustainable energy projects that strengthen resilience, support local economies, and drive meaningful climate action.