Partnership with Automated Energy extended for fourth year

OKLAHOMA CITY (Aug. 17, 2020) – Oklahoma City-based Automated Energy Inc. has renewed its partnership with Public Utility District No. 1 of Cowlitz County, Wash., allowing the utility to provide its large customers with the tools to better manage energy usage.

Automated Energy works with municipal and public utility companies as well as commercial and industrial energy customers throughout the United States to create data-driven opportunities for customers to manage their energy consumption. In addition to data collection and management, Automated Energy has a suite of tools that allows customers and residential users to better understand their energy usage and cost.

Cowlitz PUD provides electric service to 48,200 residential, commercial, industrial and street lighting customers countywide. The district serves the cities of Castle Rock, Kalama, Kelso, Longview, Ryderwood, Silver Lake, Toutle and Woodland.

Automated Energy provides its industry-leading Load Profiler service to 30 Cowlitz PUD commercial customers, ranging from manufacturing, to wood products, industrial and ports.

“Load Profiler uses customers’ own meter data to provide analytics to manage energy consumption and costs,” said Automated Energy President Cody Graves. “It provides a real-time look at usage compared to previous periods and factors in environmental conditions in an easy-to-manage computer dashboard. It’s all about making informed energy decisions.”

“Automated Energy’s Load Profiler is intuitive, dashboard driven and easy to use, yet it provides a granularity of data that aids decision making,” said Brent Arnold, Cowlitz PUD key accounts manager. “Load Profiler is invaluable for helping our key account customers monitor and control their electrical expenditures.”

Automated Energy works with clients in 48 states providing a range of energy management solutions to businesses and utilities.

About Automated Energy Inc.

Automated Energy Inc. (AEI) is an Oklahoma City-based company, established in 1999, that utilizes data from municipal utilities, commercial property managers and industrial businesses to empower those customers to make informed decisions regarding their energy usage in 48 states, Canada and Puerto Rico.