SeaPort Energy Providing Energy Storage for Businesses NationWide

LOS ANGELES - April 22, 2014 - PRLog -- SeaPort Energy Inc. (SPE) a developer of proper energy price reduction solutions has started to receive initial orders for their expertise in choosing the correct energy solution.  Specific market leaders are partnering with SPE to provide Advance Energy Storage (AES) to clients across the US.

The State of California requires at least 1.3GW of energy storage to be procured by 2020, a part of which will be behind-the-meter commercial installations. The commercial energy storage systems can be used to store energy on site, to help businesses offset power (demand) through Advance Energy Storage, Lighting Retrofit and renewables. The systems are designed to release energy during their peak load periods, significantly reducing the demand portion of their monthly utility bills. Peak demand rates from California's investor owned utilities have increased an average of 45 percent over the past five years, and can represent over 50 percent of the monthly utility bill.

As the utilities continue to change the tariff rates to minimize their exposure to solar the power (demand) portion of the bill has been growing.  This new disparity in charges from the cost of energy (kWh) and power (kW) has created a market for an AES solution.

SPE is expected to announce their partnership with storage and control companies soon. This partnership allows SPE to meet their founder’s requirements, LME.  Everything must be Legal, Moral and Ethical.  This standard sets the “line” so all employees know to stay on the right side, setting expectations upfront.

About SeaPort Energy
SeaPort Energy Inc. is a privately held company based on strict standards to do good while helping individuals, government and businesses save energy. As the market changes, SPE’s Technology Neutral stance allows them to provide the best solution for that individual company’s needs. Not trying to sell their internally produced product in a situation that another would be a better fit.

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