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Rodan Energy Solutions

Energy management, DER, and demand response

Overview

Rodan Energy Solutions helps large commercial and industrial customers, as well as power distributors and generators, manage and optimize their energy use. It offers services and technology for distributed energy resources, demand response, and asset optimization, along with consulting and deployment to implement energy solutions. It combines technical expertise with software and hardware deployments to coordinate energy resources, participate in demand response, and improve asset performance, lowering costs and supporting sustainability. With a North American focus since 2003, it provides integrated energy-management solutions for end users and market participants, aiming for economic savings and environmental sustainability.

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Why Rodan Energy Solutions is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Data & AnalyticsConsultingEnergyEnterprise Software

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Mississauga, Canada

Founded

1993

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What believers are saying

  • July 16, 2026 PJM auction cleared 100% of Rodan’s capacity portfolio.
  • December 2025 IESO capacity auction strengthened Rodan’s Ontario demand-response leadership.
  • October 2026 St. Marys Cement widens Rodan’s industrial battery pipeline across North America.

What critics are saying

  • Rodan self-funds St. Marys capital and operational risk, pressuring returns if performance slips.
  • FlexOps depends on regulatory and market payouts in PJM and IESO through 2028.
  • A failed battery rollout or safety incident at Bowmanville damages Rodan’s credibility immediately.

What makes Rodan Energy Solutions unique

  • Rodan’s FlexOps manages 1,500 MW across North America as of October 2026.
  • Rodan owns and operates behind-the-meter BESS, aligning revenue with client savings.
  • October 27, 2026 St. Marys Cement deal proves industrial storage execution at scale.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Remote Work Options
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • Performance Bonus
  • Profit Sharing
  • Employee Referral Bonus
  • Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

17%

1 year growth

22%

2 year growth

22%
EBMag
Oct 29th, 2026
Rodan Energy to build Canada's largest behind-the-meter BESS.

Rodan Energy to build Canada's largest behind-the-meter BESS. BESS to be used at St. Marys Cement's Bowmanville, Ont. facility. October 29, 2026 By EB Staff Talking points. Rodan Energy Solutions has signed a long-term agreement with St. Marys Cement to develop a 50 megawatt-hour behind-the-meter battery energy storage system (BESS) at its Bowmanville, Ont. facility. This installation will be the largest of its kind in Canada, enabling the plant to reduce grid demand during peak periods while ensuring essential operations continue. * The project will be owned and operated by Rodan Energy, which will also manage development capital and operational risks. * Rodan's FlexOps program currently oversees over 1,500 MW of distributed energy resources across North America. * This initiative aligns with Votorantim Cimentos North America's sustainability goals, including a commitment to net-zero concrete by 2050. This project is significant as it enhances energy management and operational resilience while supporting St. Marys Cement's environmental objectives. Powered by: Rodan Energy Solutions has reached a long-term agreement with St. Marys Cement for the development, ownership, and optimization of a 50 megawatt-hour behind-the-meter battery energy storage system (BESS) at St. Marys Cement's Bowmanville, Ont. facility. The project will be Canada's largest behind-the-meter BESS installation to date, and when complete will allow the plant to reduce grid demand during peak periods while maintaining essential operations. Rodan Energy will develop, own, and operate the system, with ongoing energy optimization delivered through its proprietary FlexOps program. As part of this agreement, Rodan will assume the development capital and operational risk. Rodan's FlexOps optimization platform currently manages over 1,500 MW of distributed energy resources across North America, including curtailable load, generation, and BESSs with both behind-the-meter and grid-connected setups. The program is in alignment with the sustainability roadmap of St. Marys Cement's parent company, Votorantim Cimentos North America (VCNA), including its commitment to net-zero concrete by 2050. This project stands as VCNA's first behind-the-meter BESS among its portfolio. "Our Bowmanville plant has been part of the community since 1968, and we have continued to invest in its long-term performance. This project brings together energy cost management, operational resilience and our sustainability roadmap in a practical way," said VCNA CEO Jorge Wagner.

Construction Links Network
Oct 28th, 2026
St. Marys Cement plans Canada's largest behind-the-meter battery storage system.

St. Marys Cement plans Canada's largest behind-the-meter battery storage system. Rodan Energy Solutions and St. Marys Cement, a subsidiary of Votorantim Cimentos North America (VCNA), have announced a long-term agreement to develop a 50 megawatt-hour (MWh) behind-the-meter battery energy storage system (BESS) at the St. Marys Cement plant in Bowmanville, Ontario. According to the companies, the project will become Canada's largest behind-the-meter BESS installation to date. 50 MWh battery storage system planned for Bowmanville. The battery energy storage system is designed to help the Bowmanville cement plant manage electricity demand while supporting operational resilience and VCNA's broader sustainability strategy. Rodan Energy will develop, own and operate the BESS and provide ongoing energy optimization through its proprietary FlexOps platform. Under the agreement, Rodan will assume the development capital and operational risk, allowing St. Marys Cement to use the fully managed energy solution without an upfront capital investment. The Bowmanville plant has operated since 1968 and remains an important part of St. Marys Cement and VCNA's Canadian operations. Finish the article - free access in one click Smarter reads for construction pros Keep reading this post. No cost. No spam. Reducing electricity demand during peak periods. A key objective of the project is to reduce the plant's grid electricity demand during periods of peak consumption. The batteries can be charged during lower-demand periods and discharge stored electricity when system demand is high. This approach is intended to reduce energy costs, provide greater grid flexibility and allow the plant to maintain essential operations while reducing its reliance on the electricity grid during peak periods. The companies also say shifting electricity consumption away from periods when grid carbon intensity may be higher can contribute to VCNA's sustainability objectives. VCNA has established a commitment to achieving net-zero concrete by 2050 alongside interim targets for 2030. Improving energy resilience for cement manufacturing. For large industrial facilities such as cement plants, energy management can influence operating costs, production reliability and exposure to electricity system constraints. Rodan Energy President and CEO Paul Grod said the Bowmanville project demonstrates how behind-the-meter battery storage can provide industrial energy users with economic savings, emissions reductions and greater control over energy security. VCNA President and CEO Jorge Wagner said the project combines energy cost management, operational resilience and the company's sustainability roadmap while supporting reliable operations at the Bowmanville facility. As VCNA's first project of this type, the Bowmanville BESS will also provide a foundation for evaluating similar energy storage opportunities across other company operations. Rodan FlexOps to optimize battery performance. The Bowmanville battery storage system will operate using Rodan Energy's FlexOps optimization platform. According to Rodan, FlexOps currently manages more than 1,500 MW of distributed energy resources across North America, including curtailable loads, generation assets, grid-connected battery systems and behind-the-meter energy storage. The platform will be used to optimize the St. Marys Cement system throughout the long-term agreement, helping manage when the batteries charge and discharge based on plant requirements and electricity market conditions. Behind-the-Meter storage expands across industrial energy markets. Rodan Energy is expanding its behind-the-meter battery storage portfolio as electricity-intensive businesses look for ways to address energy costs, grid constraints, resilience and sustainability targets. The company is pursuing opportunities with commercial and industrial energy users as well as data centre operators, electric vehicle fleets and utilities. Rodan is also seeking partnerships with battery manufacturers, engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies, investors and financial institutions. For St. Marys Cement and VCNA, the 50 MWh Bowmanville project represents a significant investment in energy infrastructure designed to support the plant's long-term operations while providing a model for potential deployment elsewhere in the organization.

Newswire
Oct 27th, 2026
Rodan Energy to build Canada's largest behind-the-meter battery storage system at St. Marys Cement.

Rodan Energy to build Canada's largest behind-the-meter battery storage system at St. Marys Cement. Oct 27, 2026, 09:26 ET Long-term energy savings partnership delivers economic value, advances sustainability goals, and strengthens energy resiliency for one of Canada's largest cement producers - powered by Rodan's FlexOps platform TORONTO, Oct. 27, 2026 /CNW/ - Rodan Energy Solutions Inc. and St. Marys Cement Inc. (Canada), a subsidiary of Votorantim Cimentos North America (VCNA), today announced a long-term agreement for the development, ownership, and optimization of a 50 megawatt-hour (MWh) behind-the-meter battery energy storage system (BESS) at St. Marys Cement's Bowmanville, Ontario facility - becoming Canada's largest behind-the-meter BESS installation to date. For St. Marys Cement and VCNA, the project represents an important step in VCNA's broader strategy to improve energy performance, operational resilience and sustainability. The plant has operated in Bowmanville since 1968, and VCNA has continued to invest in the facility and the surrounding community. The battery system will allow the plant to reduce its grid demand during periods of peak electricity use while maintaining essential operations. It will also enable the batteries to be charged during lower-demand periods and used during high peak demand periods. This reduces demand on the grid when electricity carbon intensity can be higher. The project supports VCNA's sustainability roadmap, including its commitment to net-zero concrete by 2050 and interim 2030 targets. Rodan Energy will develop, own, and operate the asset, delivering ongoing energy optimization through its proprietary FlexOps platform. The project will deliver significant economic value by providing grid flexibility resources and energy cost savings, support VCNA's sustainability goals, and strengthen the operational resiliency of the Bowmanville plant. Rodan assumes the development capital and operational risk; St. Marys Cement benefits from a fully managed, long-term energy solution with no upfront capital outlay. "This agreement is a demonstration of what behind-the-meter BESS can deliver for large industrial energy users - real economic savings, a lower emissions footprint, and energy security they control. Rodan owns and operates the asset, so our performance is tied directly to delivering meaningful outcomes for our client. We are actively building a North American portfolio of projects like this one, and we are looking for the right C&I partners, financiers, battery manufacturers, and EPCs to grow with us." Paul Grod, President and CEO, Rodan Energy Solutions "Our Bowmanville plant has been part of the community since 1968, and we have continued to invest in its long-term performance. This project brings together energy cost management, operational resilience and our sustainability roadmap in a practical way. By helping us reduce demand on the grid during periods of peak system demand while supporting reliable plant operations, the project reflects Sustainable Legacy, one of the values of Our VC Way, and our commitment to creating lasting value for our operations and communities. Rodan brings the technical capability, long-term commitment and operational depth to help us deliver these outcomes over the life of the asset." Jorge Wagner, President and CEO, Votorantim Cimentos North America A Step Forward for St. Marys Cement and VCNA As VCNA's first project of this type, the Bowmanville installation creates a foundation for evaluating similar opportunities across other VCNA operations. It demonstrates how targeted energy infrastructure can support reliable production, cost efficiency and progress toward the company's sustainability commitments. Powered by FlexOps. Built to Scale. The St. Marys project runs on Rodan's FlexOps optimization platform, which currently manages over 1,500 MW of distributed energy resources - including curtailable load, generation, and grid-connected and behind-the-meter battery storage systems - across North America. The portfolio is rapidly scaling to meet the significant North American electricity market demand. Rodan is actively expanding its behind-the-meter BESS portfolio and invites partnerships from C&I energy users seeking long-term energy cost and resiliency solutions, as well as battery manufacturers, EPCs, investors, and financial institutions interested in participating in that growth. The company is also in active discussions with hyperscalers, large-footprint data centre operators, industrial and commercial consumers, electric vehicle fleets and utilities for whom behind-the-meter storage is an increasingly practical solution to power demand, grid constraints, and clean energy commitments. About Rodan Energy Solutions Rodan Energy Solutions is a leading North American grid optimizer and energy services company. Rodan's FlexOps platform manages over 1,500 MW of distributed energy resources across North America for power producers, utilities, and large energy consumers. As Your Energy Team, we deliver meaningful outcomes by Making Sustainable, Attainable(TM). About Votorantim Cimentos North America Votorantim Cimentos North America (VCNA) is part of Votorantim Cimentos, one of the largest building materials and sustainable solutions companies in the world. In North America, VCNA supplies cement, concrete, aggregates and related building materials to support construction, infrastructure and communities across the markets it serves. The company is committed to safety, operational excellence, sustainability and creating long-term value for customers, employees and stakeholders. Headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, VCNA has more than 130 locations across North America and operates under the St Marys Cement (Ciment St Marys in Quebec), Canada Building Materials (CBM), Prairie Materials, Superior Materials, and United Materials banners. For more information, please visit www.vcna.com SOURCE Rodan Energy Solutions Inc. Media Contact: [email protected], 800-999-5006

PR Newswire
Oct 27th, 2026
Rodan Energy to build Canada's largest behind-the-meter battery storage system at St. Marys Cement.

Rodan Energy to build Canada's largest behind-the-meter battery storage system at St. Marys Cement. Oct 27, 2026, 09:26 ET Long-term energy savings partnership delivers economic value, advances sustainability goals, and strengthens energy resiliency for one of Canada's largest cement producers - powered by Rodan's FlexOps platform TORONTO, Oct. 27, 2026 /CNW/ - Rodan Energy Solutions Inc. and St. Marys Cement Inc. (Canada), a subsidiary of Votorantim Cimentos North America (VCNA), today announced a long-term agreement for the development, ownership, and optimization of a 50 megawatt-hour (MWh) behind-the-meter battery energy storage system (BESS) at St. Marys Cement's Bowmanville, Ontario facility - becoming Canada's largest behind-the-meter BESS installation to date. For St. Marys Cement and VCNA, the project represents an important step in VCNA's broader strategy to improve energy performance, operational resilience and sustainability. The plant has operated in Bowmanville since 1968, and VCNA has continued to invest in the facility and the surrounding community. The battery system will allow the plant to reduce its grid demand during periods of peak electricity use while maintaining essential operations. It will also enable the batteries to be charged during lower-demand periods and used during high peak demand periods. This reduces demand on the grid when electricity carbon intensity can be higher. The project supports VCNA's sustainability roadmap, including its commitment to net-zero concrete by 2050 and interim 2030 targets. Rodan Energy will develop, own, and operate the asset, delivering ongoing energy optimization through its proprietary FlexOps platform. The project will deliver significant economic value by providing grid flexibility resources and energy cost savings, support VCNA's sustainability goals, and strengthen the operational resiliency of the Bowmanville plant. Rodan assumes the development capital and operational risk; St. Marys Cement benefits from a fully managed, long-term energy solution with no upfront capital outlay. "This agreement is a demonstration of what behind-the-meter BESS can deliver for large industrial energy users - real economic savings, a lower emissions footprint, and energy security they control. Rodan owns and operates the asset, so our performance is tied directly to delivering meaningful outcomes for our client. We are actively building a North American portfolio of projects like this one, and we are looking for the right C&I partners, financiers, battery manufacturers, and EPCs to grow with us." Paul Grod, President and CEO, Rodan Energy Solutions "Our Bowmanville plant has been part of the community since 1968, and we have continued to invest in its long-term performance. This project brings together energy cost management, operational resilience and our sustainability roadmap in a practical way. By helping us reduce demand on the grid during periods of peak system demand while supporting reliable plant operations, the project reflects Sustainable Legacy, one of the values of Our VC Way, and our commitment to creating lasting value for our operations and communities. Rodan brings the technical capability, long-term commitment and operational depth to help us deliver these outcomes over the life of the asset." Jorge Wagner, President and CEO, Votorantim Cimentos North America A Step Forward for St. Marys Cement and VCNA As VCNA's first project of this type, the Bowmanville installation creates a foundation for evaluating similar opportunities across other VCNA operations. It demonstrates how targeted energy infrastructure can support reliable production, cost efficiency and progress toward the company's sustainability commitments. Powered by FlexOps. Built to Scale. The St. Marys project runs on Rodan's FlexOps optimization platform, which currently manages over 1,500 MW of distributed energy resources - including curtailable load, generation, and grid-connected and behind-the-meter battery storage systems - across North America. The portfolio is rapidly scaling to meet the significant North American electricity market demand. Rodan is actively expanding its behind-the-meter BESS portfolio and invites partnerships from C&I energy users seeking long-term energy cost and resiliency solutions, as well as battery manufacturers, EPCs, investors, and financial institutions interested in participating in that growth. The company is also in active discussions with hyperscalers, large-footprint data centre operators, industrial and commercial consumers, electric vehicle fleets and utilities for whom behind-the-meter storage is an increasingly practical solution to power demand, grid constraints, and clean energy commitments. About Rodan Energy Solutions Rodan Energy Solutions is a leading North American grid optimizer and energy services company. Rodan's FlexOps platform manages over 1,500 MW of distributed energy resources across North America for power producers, utilities, and large energy consumers. As Your Energy Team, we deliver meaningful outcomes by Making Sustainable, Attainable(TM). About Votorantim Cimentos North America Votorantim Cimentos North America (VCNA) is part of Votorantim Cimentos, one of the largest building materials and sustainable solutions companies in the world. In North America, VCNA supplies cement, concrete, aggregates and related building materials to support construction, infrastructure and communities across the markets it serves. The company is committed to safety, operational excellence, sustainability and creating long-term value for customers, employees and stakeholders. Headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, VCNA has more than 130 locations across North America and operates under the St Marys Cement (Ciment St Marys in Quebec), Canada Building Materials (CBM), Prairie Materials, Superior Materials, and United Materials banners. For more information, please visit www.vcna.com SOURCE Rodan Energy Solutions Inc.

EconoTimes
Oct 27th, 2026
Rodan plans 50-mwh battery system at Ontario Cement plant.

Rodan plans 50-mwh battery system at Ontario Cement plant. Rodan says it will assume development capital and operating risk; St. Marys Cement will have no upfront capital outlay. The announcement did not disclose the battery's power rating or construction schedule. Oct 27, 2026, 9:52 AM PDT Under an agreement announced Oct. 27, Rodan Energy Solutions Inc. plans a 50-megawatt-hour battery for St. Marys Cement Inc. (Canada)'s Bowmanville plant in Ontario, aiming to help the facility reduce its grid draw during peak periods. Rodan says it will assume development capital and operating risk, then develop, own and operate the system through its FlexOps platform. St. Marys Cement will have no upfront capital outlay, according to the announcement. It did not disclose the project cost, agreement duration, battery power rating, dispatch details or a construction and commissioning timetable. Discover more Economic analysis reports Financial market insights Daily news updates The battery is designed to charge when electricity demand is lower, then help the plant rely less on grid power during peak periods while maintaining essential operations. Rodan said the approach could also reduce reliance on grid electricity when its carbon intensity is higher, but gave no estimates for cost savings or emissions reductions. Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) forecast in June that provincial peak demand could approach 26,000 megawatts in 2026 under extreme weather. The IESO said energy storage and demand-side management would help meet demand. Under Ontario's Industrial Conservation Initiative, eligible large consumers can reduce their share of global adjustment costs by cutting consumption during the province's five highest-demand hours. Rodan's announcement does not say whether the Bowmanville plant participates. Rodan described the planned system as Canada's largest behind-the-meter battery installation, a ranking that has not been independently verified. The project is the first of its type for Votorantim Cimentos North America, Rodan said, and could help the company assess similar opportunities at other operations. Votorantim Cimentos has set a 2050 target for carbon-neutral concrete and a 2030 target for net Scope 1 emissions of 475 kilograms of carbon dioxide per tonne of cementitious product. "Rodan owns and operates the asset, so our performance is tied directly to delivering meaningful outcomes for our client," said Paul Grod, Rodan's president and CEO.

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