California's Senate Bill 49 introduces the world's first flexible demand appliance standard — starting with residential pool controls. In this webinar, OpenADR and Codibly walk through what SB 49 means for pool equipment manufacturers selling into California, and how to prepare.
This session covers the regulatory change and the technical path to compliance for OEMs facing flexible load requirements.
What's inside:
▸ What SB 49 requires, and why pool controls come first under the flexible demand appliance standard
▸ What the regulation means for pool equipment manufacturers selling into California
▸ How flexible load balancing works for residential pool controls
▸ The role of OpenADR in meeting the requirement
▸ How OEMs can prepare ahead of the deadlines
Topics: California SB 49, flexible demand appliance standard, flexible load, demand response, pool controls, OpenADR, OEM compliance, California market, grid flexibility, load balancing.
Recap article: https://codibly.com/blog/webinars/web...
About Codibly: 15+ year global IT services firm building software for the Renewable Energy and eMobility industries. ~2,000 people, Contributing Member of the OpenADR Alliance and SunSpec Authorized Test Lab. Codibly works with utilities, retailers, aggregators and OEMs across the US, EU and APAC on demand response, grid communication, standards and interoperability, and smart home energy management systems.
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