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Technologies
Advanced Metering Infrastructures
An AMI provides a mechanism for two-way electricity flow and communication on the distribution system.
Technologies
Advanced Distribution Management Systems
ADMS are software platforms that integrate numerous data sources and host operational tools for distribution management to optimize system performance.
Technologies
Distributed Energy Resources Management Systems
A distributed energy resources management system is a software platform that monitors, forecasts, controls, and coordinates a variety of distributed energy resources.
Technologies
Home Energy Management System
HEMS systems enable both the homeowner and utility to save energy and money by analyzing system and home energy needs
Technologies
Networked Microgrids
Networked microgrids (NMG), sometimes called a microgrid cluster, refer to when two or more microgrids connect electrically through a primary or secondary distribution system, coordinating their controls systems.
Technologies
Synchrophasors
Synchrophasor technology uses monitoring devices, called phasor measurement units (PMUs), which take high-speed measurements of phase angles, voltage and frequency that are time stamped with high-precision clocks.
Technologies
Volt-Var Optimization
VVO technology enables voltage stability, which is required to maintain optimal power quality and minimize energy losses.
