Enabling Smart Energy Technology Breaking down barriers to create diversified, integrated clean energy ecosystems In the future, neighborhoods could be sustainable through their own microgrids and electric vehicles could do more than just move people and things. As electricity generation becomes more distributed, communications and connectivity become more critical. This future depends on new, smart grid technologies that enable sophisticated monitoring, control and real-time data analysis. Distributed Energy Resource Management systems (DERMs), Demand Management Systems (DMS), Asset Management Infrastructure (AMI), advanced inverters and other communication and management tools will be critical as utilities help create the grid of the future. This future smart grid must include the customer. The Internet of Things (IoT) and the connected home are here today and utilities must understand how to leverage these powerful tools as part of their smart transition to a clean energy future. More on Enabling Technology Reports The 51st State: Blueprints for Electricity Market Reform Posted September 20, 2016 Download Now Reports Beyond the Meter: Addressing the Locational Valuation Challenge for Distributed Energy Res... Posted September 6, 2016 Download Now Reports Beyond The Meter: The Potential for a New Customer-Grid Dynamic Posted August 29, 2016 Download Now Learn more about related smart energy solutions Solar Energy Find out why so many utilities are turning to solar as a cost-effective energy resource. Learn More Demand Response Learn how utilities and consumers are collaborating to change the way we use energy. Learn More Energy Storage Discover how energy storage can help technologies like solar power the grid. Learn More
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