TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GridBeyond has appointed Kareem Nakhla as Business Development Director and Robert Koblinsky, Regional Storage Director of Sales in Canada for its fast-expanding global team based in Toronto. Kareem will support C&I customers in generating revenues, savings and meeting their net zero objectives. Customers assets will be connected to Point, GridBeyond AI-powered energy automated technology platform.
The Point platform connects generation, load and battery storage assets maximizing revenues in energy markets. It enables businesses to sell and purchase energy in wholesale markets, generating cost savings through peak avoidance and generate new revenues by taking advantage of electricity price volatility. It also enables participation in grid balancing and ancillary services.
Joe Hayden, VP Revenue at GridBeyond commented: “We are delighted to have Kareem and Robert onboard to look after our C&I customers and expand into the Canadian market. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has had a deep effect on energy markets, but what’s important when considering the energy system of the future is that decentralized or behind-the-meter options like solar, batteries, and demand response all utilized to their fullest value to offset the need for additional grid generation capacity, especially with the retirements expected in Canada in the next few years.”
GridBeyond entered the North American energy market in 2020 in ERCOT and since then has quickly expanded to PJM, MISO, CAISO and IESO. GridBeyond provides a powerful combination of technological excellence, unparalleled controls capability in demand response, AI machine learning, consultative market alignment, and unrivalled grid services expertise that enables its partners and clients to earn the highest potential incentives from RTO/ISO’s while supporting the wider electricity grid to make the leap to a greener future.
GridBeyond delivers energy services, new revenues, enhanced savings, strengthened operations and sustainability to over 500 C&I sites equaling over 1500 MW’s worldwide, to some of the planet’s best-loved brands, to Japan, Australia, Canada, the US, UK and Ireland.
