NeoTechX

For BC commercial buildings and facilities

Understand your demand charges. Then lower them.

NeoTechX helps BC commercial buildings and facilities see what drives their electricity demand and manage it, starting with a free assessment.

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  • No software fees for the assessment
  • Nothing changes without your approval
  • Hosted in Canada

How demand management works with NeoTechX

Three steps, and you sign off before anything is automated.

  1. Assess

    We review your interval data and bills and show you what drives your peak demand. Free, with no obligation.
  2. Recommend

    You get a clear report with options, the arithmetic behind each one, and what it would take on site.
  3. Automate, with sign-off

    If you choose to go ahead, NeoShift coordinates the loads you approved, within the limits you set. Your operators can override at any time.
$13.83
per kW per month: BC Hydro Large General Service demand charge
Source: BC Hydro RS 1600, April 1, 2026
≤ 30 min
the interval that sets your billed peak for the whole month
Source: BC Hydro RS 1500 and 1600
$0
software fee for the Free Demand Assessment
Source: NeoTechX commercial model
Since 2007
the control runtime underneath NeoCore has been in field use
Source: NeoTechX founding technical team

Small, local, and close to the people who built it

Local and Canadian

A young British Columbia company working on BC tariffs and BC facilities.

Data in Canada

Hosted exclusively in Canadian data centres, supporting BC public bodies' obligations under FOIPPA.

Direct answers

You talk to the people who built the system, not a call centre.

Field-proven foundation

NeoCore builds on a control runtime in field use since 2007 on RTUs, PLCs and gateways.

A good fit if

  • Your BC Hydro or FortisBC bill shows a demand charge
  • You run chillers, rooftop units, boilers, heat pumps, pumps, irrigation or compressors
  • Nobody on site has time to study interval data
  • You want evidence before you commit to anything

Which sites qualify?

Installers and integrators

Partners install and commission NeoCore with NeoStudio, and keep the controls relationship with their customers.

Partner programme

Frequently asked questions

What is a demand charge?

A demand charge is the part of a commercial electricity bill set by the highest average demand, in kilowatts, recorded in a short interval during the billing period. BC Hydro averages demand over an interval of not more than 30 minutes and bills Large General Service customers $13.83 per kW of billing demand per month (Rate Schedule 1600, rates effective April 1, 2026). FortisBC bills Commercial Service customers $15.06 per kW of billing demand above 40 kW per month (Rate Schedule 21, rates effective January 1, 2026).

What does the Free Demand Assessment include?

The NeoTechX Free Demand Assessment reviews a site's interval data and electricity bills, identifies what drives its peak demand, and delivers a clear report with options. It has no software fee and no obligation. If on-site metering is needed, the customer pays only for the hardware, installed by a licensed electrical contractor.

Does NeoTechX need a battery or new equipment to lower demand?

No. NeoShift, the NeoTechX demand optimization service, coordinates HVAC, heating and mechanical loads a facility already has, so that they stop peaking together. Building systems stay in control of safety and comfort, and nothing is automated without the customer's approval.

How is NeoShift paid for?

After the assessment, NeoShift can run on a shared-savings basis: a share of the measured savings, indicatively 30% to 40%, agreed per site against a baseline defined with the customer. If there are no savings, there is no shared-savings fee.

Can NeoTechX secure old RTUs without replacing them?

Yes. NeoCore Edge Runtime is designed to sit in front of existing RTUs and controllers, in the same panel, and carry their data over TLS-secured DNP3 and IEC 60870-5-104 based on IEC 62351, so the devices already in service can stay in place.

Where is data hosted?

Services NeoTechX hosts are hosted exclusively in Canadian data centres, supporting BC public bodies' obligations under FOIPPA. NeoCore runs on the customer's premises and sends data only to destinations the customer configures.

See what drives your demand charge.

Send us 12 months of bills or interval data. We show you what sets your peak and what could change it. No software fees, no obligation.

Sources

  1. BC Hydro Electric Tariff, Rate Schedules 1500 and 1600, rates effective April 1, 2026
  2. FortisBC Inc. Electric Tariff, Rate Schedule 21, rates effective January 1, 2026
  3. NeoTechX positioning strategy and commercial model, 2026-10-11
  4. NeoTechX service catalogue v4.3