<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p><span>Virtual power plant platform Leap has entered into a partnership with Enel North America to connect more commercial and industrial distributed energy resources to utility demand response programmes across the US.</span></p><p><span>The companies will leverage C&amp;I capacity already installed on the grid to help balance energy demand in real time in Enel’s utility network while adding revenue for Leap’s C&amp;I partner base. The collaboration will begin with three utility programs Enel manages in Washington, Arizona, and the Tennessee Valley and will expand over time to additional markets across the country.</span></p><p><span>Partnering with Leap is expected to enable Enel to quickly enroll more capacity into the demand response programs it administers, while providing C&amp;I customers with new opportunities to earn revenue for supporting grid reliability. For Leap, the partnership will mean a wider expansion into vertically integrated utility markets.</span></p><span> </span></div></div>

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<p>Leap has partnered with Enel North America to connect more commercial and industrial distributed energy resources to utility demand response programs across the US. The collaboration will start with three utility programs in Washington, Arizona, and the Tennessee Valley, and will expand to additional markets. This partnership will help Enel enroll more capacity into demand response programs and provide Leap's C&I customers with new revenue opportunities.</p>

US - Leap partners with Enel on C&I power