Aggregator Programs
Join a group of customers and pool your resources to achieve higher demand reductions and enjoy unique incentive structures. Acting as intermediaries between you and PG&E, aggregators offer you demand response program options not available through PG&E. Aggregators are independent third parties authorized to work with PG&E to reduce the state's energy usage during periods of peak demand, high wholesale-electrical prices, system constraints, and emergencies.
- Aggregator Managed Portfolio (AMP)
This program consists of bilateral contracts with five Aggregators that have been contracted to provide PG&E with price-responsive demand response that PG&E may call at its discretion. Each Aggregator designs its own program; you can select the Aggregator whose services best meet your business needs. - Base Interruptible Program (BIP)
The BIP aggregator pays you an incentive to reduce your facility's load to or below a level that is pre-selected by you. This pre-selected level is called the Firm Service Level (FSL). - Capacity Bidding Program (CBP)
Enroll with (or as) a third-party aggregator to reduce load. This program runs from May until October, paying monthly incentives for joining the program as well as incentives on event days.
Demand Response Service Providers
Demand response service providers (or aggregators) are working with PG&E to reduce the state's energy requirements during peak demands, when the state experiences high wholesale-electrical prices, system constraints, or emergencies. Demand response service providers are companies authorized by PG&E to act as an intermediary between the customer and PG&E to provide demand capacity. Below is an alphabetical list of authorized demand response service providers who participate in PG&E's demand response programs. (Click on the service provider's name to visit their website)
| Demand Response Service Providers | Aggregator Managed Portfolio (AMP) | Base Interruptible Program (BIP) | Capacity Bidding Program (CBP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ace Energy | X | ||
| Alternative Energy Resources, Inc. c/o Comverge, Inc. | X | X | X |
| Blue Point Energy, LLC | X | X | |
| Cali Creative | X | ||
| Constellation NewEnergy, Inc. | X | X | X |
| EcoNexus | X | ||
| EnergyConnect | X | X | |
| Energy Curtailment Specialist | X | X | |
| Energy Logic, Inc. | X | ||
| Energy Spectrum | X | ||
| EnerNOC, Inc. | X | X | X |
| Gridway Energy Partners | X | ||
| Limeamps | X | ||
| Mica-Tech | X | ||
| North America Power Partners | X | X | |
| PEAR by M2M | X | ||
| PureSense | X | ||
| RTP Controls | X | ||
| San Francisco Community Power | X | ||
| Sempra Energy Solutions | X | ||
| SureGrid (Formerly: Site Controls) | X | ||
| Verisae, Inc | X |
X= Program of participation with PG&E
DISCLAIMER: PG&E does not recommend or endorse any demand response service provider, or the products they offer. The above information is provided simply as a convenience to business customers who seek assistance in contacting a demand response service provider. Business customers are responsible for selecting the demand response service provider of their choice and are under no obligation to use these providers or purchase their products. Demand response service providers are not employed by PG&E.


