01
Target the right homes
Most peak reduction per upgrade, by building.
In development
Cut peak gas demand where the system can’t take any more.
Coordinate and verify the home upgrades that lower peak demand.
Keep constrained areas reliable — without new capacity infrastructure.
Working with early program partners
01 / The problem
Some gas systems can’t meet demand on the coldest days.
Peaks happen on the coldest days
Demand spikes exactly when people need heat most.
Thermostats can’t fix it
Lasting reductions come from permanent upgrades, not turned-down heat.
Demand keeps growing
New load erodes savings. Reductions must be maintained.
02 / Platform
One layer from target home to verified reduction.
The unit that decides whether a reduction holds: every home upgraded in a constrained area.
02
Coordinate the upgrades
Insulation, equipment, and heat pumps — outreach to install.
03
Verify the reduction
Measured against established baseline methods.
04
Hold the target
See growth erode savings before it breaks the target.
03 / Approach
We’re building this with the people who run these programs.
- Listening more than shipping.
- Learning how reduction portfolios get assembled — and where the manual work lives.
- Understanding what it takes to hold a reduction over time.
04 / Contact
Working on gas demand reduction or NPAs?
We’d like to hear how these programs play out in practice. No pitch.
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