96% of customers in BC Hydro’s Continuous Optimization (C-Op) Program chose Pulse as their EMIS provider.

FortisBC deploys Pulse through the utility’s PowerSense Building Optimization Program for commercial customers. Utility clients benefit from a wide range of features that help ensure payback on investments and persistence of savings from retro-commissioning measures as part of this progressive program.

Snohomish County Public Utility District is Washington state’s second largest public utility. The PUD is leveraging Pulse as part of its future-friendly C&I efficiency programs.

Scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have implemented the Pulse system for research investigations in an 88,000 square feet building at the main lab campus. In addition, Pulse Energy has contributed to several studies conducted by LBNL’s Building Technologies Department, including EMIS market characterization and best practice uses.

During the summer and fall of 2010, Pulse Energy and partners successfully participated in a live demonstration of demand response capabilities for the small commercial sector in conjunction with Pacific Gas and Electric and the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.