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Polaris pays growers to optimize their energy use through our proven technology platform.
The Leader in Agricultural Energy Programs
Polaris is dedicated exclusively to maximizing growers' earnings through automation incentives, recurring revenue, and energy savings—all with minimal effort and risk. Our team brings unmatched expertise, deep-rooted relationships, and a trusted reputation within California’s energy system, enabling us to continuously enhance programs for Ag customers.
Your Energy Partner
Polaris Energy Services partners with growers and water districts to evaluate their energy use and operational requirements to fit the right utility incentives and programs to maximize financial and operational benefit. Once the optimal plan is agreed, Polaris manages the entire process end-to-end: from application, installation of automation hardware, enrollment, monitoring, and cash payments to our customers. In short, we use data to enroll customers in programs that will help them make more money- without risking their operation.
A Low Risk Way to Make More Money
We assess your irrigation energy usage and operational needs.
We develop a customized plan to maximize incentive program benefits.
We install and upgrade automation hardware to enable program participation via our MyPolaris integrated platform.
We monitor your irrigation system and regularly update you on program participation and savings opportunities.
Mike Woolf
"I have been utilizing Polaris since the beginning and have always found it a straightforward and easy system, and company, to work with. We have over 20 irrigation meters on the system and operationally it is seamless. In the end, we can help the grid and earn money back being a part of the network.”
San Diego, CA — October 30, 2024 — Polaris Energy Services, the leader in agricultural demand flexibility, is pleased to announce the appointment of Tyler Nuss as Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
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