As more distributed energy resources (DER) — primarily solar — are connected to electric utility power distribution systems, the equipment that makes it all work safely and reliably is under ...

WeaveGrid, a grid-edge orchestration software provider for electric utilities, and FranklinWH, a leading provider of whole-home energy storage systems, today announced a partnership to enable the ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have become major factors in nearly every industry, and have increasingly become more popular among utilities. Automated technology is being used to ...

Electrical power distribution systems have gone through some significant evolutions in capability over the last few decades. The traditional distribution system is the interconnection of various power ...

Distribution system operators face a growing need for distributed energy resource situational awareness. One part of advanced distribution management system (ADMS) functionality that currently lacks ...

Opportunities in the PDU market include digital integration, enhanced cybersecurity, regional production, and sustainability, supporting resilient, efficient operations across various industries and ...

I live in Marietta, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, and while we are not in the city proper, the neighborhoods are still densely packed . Power in this area is provided by Cobb EMC, one of the largest ...

AI fault detection uses waveform analytics and machine learning to identify early electrical failure signatures in distribution systems. Utilities gain predictive insight into incipient faults, asset ...

Public takeovers of electric utilities may backfire financially, as generation and transmission face growing competition while distribution assets risk losing value amid market changes. High ...

San Diego Gas & Electric says the purchase of the city of San Diego’s electric distribution system could cost between $7.4 and $9.3 billion. The utility said costs could climb above $11 billion if ...

As expectations continue to rise, organizations that rethink electrical maintenance today will be better positioned to operate safely, reliably and competitively tomorrow.