The Government of Canada has announced a $2.9 million investment in a smart grid project in the town of Parry Sound, led by Bracebridge Generation and utility software engineering pioneer Opus One Solutions. The project aims to help the utility reduce system costs and improve the long-term flexibility and reliability of the grid by leveraging a set of grid intelligence tools that monitor and control locally connected renewable energy generation, storage, and residential demand management resources. The funding announcement was made on July 23, 2019 by Parliamentary Secretary. The investment comes from the Smart Grid Program, which is part of the Government of Canada’s more than $180 billion investing in Canada Infrastructure plan.
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