Grid services aren’t just for utilities. Commercial and industrial generation facility operators now play a critical role in keeping the power grid stable – and get paid for it. Chariot Energy helps your facility participate in energy markets through tailored load flexibility, storage strategies and ancillary services that support real-time grid needs.
Behind-the-meter systems, such as distributed generation systems, including solar power and energy storage systems can do more than cut demand charges. With the right strategy, they become revenue-generating tools that provide real services to the grid. Chariot designs energy processes that respond to frequency, voltage and demand signals to support broader system balance – while delivering measurable value to your operations.
Whether you have on-site generation, battery storage or flexible load assets, Chariot paves a custom pathway to participation. The Chariot approach focuses on extracting maximum financial value while maintaining operational reliability.
Participation in grid markets demands precision. From integrating storage and controls to navigating International Organization for Standardization (ISO) protocols and meeting performance thresholds, Chariot Energy manages the complexity on behalf of facilities and organizations. The Chariot team aligns asset capabilities with program requirements, ensuring operations remain consistent while systems work seamlessly in the background.
With Chariot Energy, grid participation becomes a strategic part of an energy plan — not a disruption to core operations.
As grid stability increasingly depends on distributed energy resources, facilities with responsive infrastructure are positioned to lead. Chariot Energy provides the tools, partnerships and technical expertise needed to transform sites into flexible grid resources without compromising operational priorities.
By participating in ancillary services markets, a facility not only supports grid reliability but also unlocks new revenue opportunities. Grid services are no longer just about energy savings — they are about asset monetization and building long-term energy resilience.
Infrastructure is more than just a load; it is a service. Put it to work.
