Demand Power can reduce most commercial and industrial power consumer’s utility bills by up to 50%.
Real Savings. Made Simple.
With Demand Power, reducing your company’s electric utility bills is as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Schedule a free energy consultation.
Accept your new lower fixed electricity rate.
Enjoy lower costs and increased profits.
We offer our no-cost service to all medium and large power consumers in Ontario, including the following sectors.
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Overview
Demand Power guarantees most Class A and B, Commercial, Industrial and Institutional power consumers significantly lower energy costs.
As part of our free consultation process we conduct a review of the consumer’s power data and needs before offering a simple supply agreement that will reduce the combined Electricity (HOEP) and Global Adjustment (GA) rate on their utility bills by up to 50%.
The new fixed lower rate is enabled by our innovative power control solutions supported by our unique finance product.
Ontario business operators no longer have to pay the highest rates for power in Canada and can now access some of the lowest fixed rates in North America, without assuming any capital cost, complexities or risk.
Power-hungry companies can now consider Ontario an inexpensive, competitive, reliable power jurisdiction that offers well over 5 gigawatts of excess available capacity.