Grid Reliability

The landscape of energy consumption and production is on the brink of a revolutionary transformation. Driven by the forces of electrification and digitalization, the way we generate, distribute, and use electricity is set to undergo significant changes. This shift, often referred to as Electricity

The energy landscape is rapidly evolving, with electricity demand surging after two decades of stagnation. This surge is driven by various factors, including the proliferation of data centers, the resurgence of manufacturing, and the electrification of transportation. As utilities scramble to meet

Increased participation in demand response (DR) programs by New York State facility managers holds the potential to significantly bolster the electrical grid's resilience and reduce emissions. DR programs enable the management of electricity consumption during peak periods through real-time

The utility industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the need to adapt to a rapidly evolving energy landscape. This shift is characterized by increasing data volumes, rising customer expectations, and a global push towards sustainability. At the heart of this transformation is

When we consider the challenges faced by utility companies today, increased energy demands, integration of renewable energy sources, and the imperatives of carbon reduction are foremost among them. Against this backdrop, Nokia and Southern California Edison (SCE) have taken a monumental step by

In a landmark move aimed at bolstering the reliability and resilience of Texas's electrical grid, the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) has given the green light to Oncor Electric Delivery’s expansive $3 billion system resiliency plan. This decision marks a significant step towards e