CPower, a leading energy management firm, on May 5 announced an energy conservation program for Spartech Corporation, an innovative plastics manufacturer. Spartech will use CPower's energy management "demand response" solution to reduce electric energy consumption at various facilities in
Spartech has committed to curtail up to 10 megawatts (MW) of electricity capacity upon request by the regional transmission organizations responsible for calling demand response events when the grid is under stress. CPower will help manage this process at approximately 10 facilities throughout the
"As we continue to look for new ways to become more energy efficient and reduce our environmental impact, it makes perfect sense to incorporate demand response programs into our sustainability efforts," said Marc Roberts, senior vice president of operations, Spartech. "After evaluating several providers, it became clear that CPower's expertise and services, especially in working with manufacturers with facilities nationwide and managing enrollment and participation in different regional programs, will help us achieve our corporate social responsibility goals."
"Spartech's commitment to sustainable business practices is well known and respected throughout the industry," said
About Spartech
Spartech Corporation is a leading producer of engineered thermoplastic sheet materials, thermoformed packaging, polymeric compounds and concentrates, and engineered product solutions. The company has facilities located throughout the
About CPower
CPower delivers targeted energy management services and solutions that enable companies to optimize their facilities and operations through strategic energy reduction initiatives, and earn market payments for those reductions. Through its advocacy for energy users, and partnerships with utilities and grid operators, CPower works to design and manage programs that maximize the rewards for energy reductions and provide reliable relief to grid operators. CPower works with clients across North America, including in the major energy markets of