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Soluciones Innovadoras de Software para Mercados Modernos de Energía 17 Mayo 2012

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Agenda

Introduction to Ventyx, an ABB company

Innovative solutions for modern electricity markets

Wholesale Market Operations

Wholesale Market Participants

Demand Response Example

Retail Market Operations

Generation Operations


Introduction to Ventyx, an ABB company


VENTYX brings together industry leaders Ventyx, Mincom and ABB Network Control to create the world’s most complete industrial enterprise software and solution provider, backed by the global reach of ABB, that optimizes the assets and operations of customers in essential industries.

Who is Ventyx, an ABB Company?

Network Control


Global Operations and Customers 2,600+ employees in 33 offices () and over 2,000 customers worldwide


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Infrastructure Control Devices Communications Control Software Industry Apps Work & Assets Supply Chain Admin

• Mining

• Power

• Retail

• Port

• Automation

• RTUs

• PMUs

• Intelligent devices

• High-speed communication infrastructure

• Automation and control

• Distribution mgmt system

• Plant operations

• Cyber Security

• Market mgmt solutions

• Energy mgmt solutions

• Energy portfolio mgmt (analytics and operations)

• Energy outage mgmt

• Work mgmt

• Asset mgmt

• Equipment reliability

• Mobile Workforce mgmt

• Materials mgmt

• Procurement

• Inventory optimization

• Finance

• Human resources

ABB + Ventyx in the Market

Industrial Enterprise Lifecycle

Breadth spanning the entire asset intensive lifecycle


Physical Asset & Work Mgmt.

- Asset Mgmt. - Operations Mgmt. - Supply Chain - Safety & Compliance

- Work Mgmt. - Performance Monitoring - System Health

- Maintenance Optimization - Equipment Reliability

Mobile Workforce Mgmt.

- Forecasting & Planning - Scheduling & Dispatch

- Mobile Work Execution

Customer Mgmt.

- Customer Information - Billing Management

- Call Center Management

Energy Commercial Operations

- Load & Rev Forecasting - Unit Optimization & Bidding

- Demand Response - Physical Scheduling

- Trading & Risk Mgmt - Market Comms & Settlement - Smart Grid Operations

Energy Planning & Analytics

- Forecasting & Analysis - Market Data Intelligence

- Market Price Formation - Advisory Energy Consulting

- Portfolio Analysis and Planning

FocalPoint Business Intelligence

- ETL and Enterprise BI Model - BI & Performance Mgmt Applications - Reporting

- Data Warehousing - Ad Hoc Reporting - Dashboards & Scorecards

Network Control

Generation and Transmission Management

- System Monitoring/ SCADA

- Generation Control/ AGC - Reliability Control

- Security Control & Assessment

- Transmission Coordination

Distribution Management

- Distribution Coordination

- System Monitoring / SCADA - Switching Control (auto /orders)

- Outage Management/Restoration

- Volt & VAr Optimization

Market Management

- Market Trading

- Market Clearing - Advanced Optimization Applications

- Outage Scheduling

- Commercial support systems

Ventyx Software Solutions for the Electricity Industry


ABB Business Unit Network Management

•Utility Communications • Fiber Optic Networks

• Microwave Radio Networks

• Power Line Carriers (PLC)

• Broadband Network Management

• Teleprotection

•Substation Automation Systems • Bay-control and protection solutions

• Generator protection systems

• Small SCADA systems and wide area protection solutions

•Substation Automation Products • IEC 61850-compliant product portfolio

• Station-level products including gateways for remote control and data access

• Transmission and sub-transmission protection and control IEDs

• RTUs - Remote Terminal Units

• PMUs – Phasor Measurement Units

•Ventyx, an ABB Company

Network Control • SCADA - Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition

• SCADA/EMS - Energy Management System

• SCADA/GMS - Generation Management System

• SCADA/DMS - Distribution Management System

• OMS - Outage Management System

Central Markets • MMS – Market Management System (ISO, TSO, RTO,

power pool)


Wholesale Market Operations


Comprehensive state-of-the-art solutions for present and future electricity markets.

Advanced applications and an open IT infrastructure that supports all market related functions: Market Trading – Secure Trading Infrastructure

Market Clearing – Real time and forward markets

Advanced Applications – Optimization and operation tools

Outage Scheduling – for ISO’s and Utilities

Commercial – Support systems for market management

Who are our target customers? ISOs/RTOs/TSOs, Market Operators and Power

Exchanges


Ventyx Market Management Systems (MMS)

System and Market Operators are responsible for: Reliability

Efficiency

Dynamic environment, continuously evolving: Ever-increasing grid congestion

Rising levels of uncertainty

Smarter grid impacts

Scheduling/Market Framework Day-Ahead

Intra-Day

Real-Time/Balancing Mechanism

Electricity Market Introduction

Current Operating Plan

Forecasts

Constraints

Market Data

Resource Parameters

Real-Time

Commitment (RTC)

15 minutes ahead

Real-Time

Dispatch (RTD)

5 minutes

Day Ahead

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In Day – Hour Ahead

MI MX

Advisory Schedules

Instructions

InstructionsResource

Dispatch (RD)


Operational Challenges

Larger Footprints Improved reliability

Higher efficiency

Modeling Resources

Network

Renewable Energy Intermittency

Variability

Demand Response Economic efficiency

Emergency

Virtual bidding

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Schedules Prices

Bidding & Market Time-line Management

Participant Registration Market Publishing

Trading / e-Business

Bids and Offers

Congestion Management

Market Clearing Engines Scheduling and Dispatch

Outage Scheduling Limit Management, others

Market Applications

Load Forecasting

Internet (Intranet)

Energy Trading

Measured Generation and Load

Schedules

AGC Set points

Network Model Status

Telemetry

Schedules Prices

Settlements

Market Participants EFT

Business

Energy Management

System

Energy Management

System Vendor Y

Vendor X

Energy Management

System

Market Clearing/ Dispatch

Settlements

Billing & Credit

Metering Systems

Commercial Systems

Financial Systems

Typical MMS Components


MMS Solution Overview

On-line Performance

MonitoringRegistration

External InterfacesValidation

Market Time-line

ManagementReport Publishing

[ Market Infrastructure – MI ]

[ Market Applications – MA ]

Resource Dispatch

(RD)

Day-Ahead Scheduling

(DAS)

Message Exchange

(MX)

In-Day Scheduling

(IDS)

Contract Management

(CM)

Real-Time Dispatch

(RTD)

Demand Forecast

(SDLF, LDP)

SCADA/EMS

[ Internet ][Participants ]

[ Market Operator ]

Contracts

Interconnections

Outages &

Availability

System Forecasts

MVar Instructions

Other Systems

Settlements

Billing & Invoicing

Accounting & Bank

Transfers

Revenue Metering

and Meter Data

Managament

Ventyx EPM/nMarket


- The PUCT ordered ERCOT to develop a nodal wholesale market design, with the goal of improving market and operating efficiencies through more granular pricing and scheduling of energy services.

Case Study: ERCOT

The Challenges

The Solutions

Turnkey implementation of Ventyx MMS for co-optimization of Energy, Capacity and CRRs: - Day-ahead market (DAM) - Reliability unit commitment (RUC) - Real-time or security constrained economic dispatch (SCED) - Congestion revenue rights (CRRs) - Outage Scheduler (OS) - CIM-enabled network modeling - Market Infrastructure, System Integration for data interfaces, and System Services for high

availability and resilience

- Energy costs decreased approximately 13 percent in the first six months of the new nodal market - Expected to provide $5 Billion in savings for Texas consumers during its first ten years of

operation - Managing more than 10,000 MW of wind power (US largest wind producing state) - Improved price signals - Improved dispatch efficiencies - Direct assignment of local congestion

Market Management System (MMS) and Outage Scheduler (OS)

- The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) is a membership-based non-profit corporation, governed by a board of directors and subject to oversight by the Public Utility Commission of Texas and the Texas Legislature.

- ERCOT’s members include consumers, cooperatives, independent generators, independent power marketers, retail electric providers, investor-owned electric utilities (transmission and distribution providers), and municipal-owned electric utilities.

Independent System Operator (ISO)

Taylor, TX, USA

The Results


• Multi-site system solution for both market management and network management • Common integrated platform with a single Data Engineering and User Interface • Key EMS functions (AGC, Network Apps, Training Simulator) tightly integrated with

the market system

Case Study: NYISO

The Challenges

The Solutions • Ventyx and NYISO pioneered the co-optimization of energy and the Ancillary Service

Market for the day-ahead and real-time markets, as well as Mixed Integer Programming (MIP)-based Security Constrained Unit Commitment (SCUC).

• NYISO has also awarded Ventyx a long-term maintenance contract with resident on-site Ventyx engineers at NYISO to help resolve day-to-day operations issues, support NYISO operators in their activities and help determine NYISO’s future needs and directions.

• Improved generation availability and efficiency • Steadily increased market participants • $75 billion of market volume managed to date • $2.2 billion in annual energy and capacity savings • Reduced prices by 18% since market opening • > 4000 MW enrolled in Demand Response • Reduced power plant emissions by double-digits • Improved price convergence between Day Ahead Market (DAM) and Real-Time by up to 99%

Energy Management System (EMS) and Market Management System (MMS)

Independent System Operator (ISO)

Albany, NY, USA

The Results


Integrated SCADA/EMS/MMS In full operation since 2005

- The New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) manages the state of New York’s transmission grid – a 10,775-mile network of high-voltage lines that carry electricity throughout the state.

- NYISO dispatches over 500 generators, and oversees wholesale electricity markets that trade an average of $7.5 billion in electricity and related products annually.

Smart Grid RES, DR and Storage

Advanced Transmission Modeling

Look-ahead dispatch, Multi-interval Optimization

Co-optimization of Energy, Ancillary Services, Virtual Bids and CRRs/FTRs

Configuration-based Combined Cycle Modeling

Post-Contingency Correctives

Refined RES Intermittency and Variability Modeling

Transmission Switching and Voltage & VAR Modeling in Markets

Modeling Intermittency and Variability (stochastic)

Larger network and optimization problems

Others


Continuous advancements in software to support smarter and more efficient markets

Market / System Operators Operations Simulation Planning Analytics

Market Participants Energy trading and risk management Simulation, Planning & Analytics

Solutions for Wholesale Market Participants


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Advanced Planning & Scheduling

ERP (Administrative / Corporate) Document Management & Office Productivity

Strategic Reporting, Analytics &

Visualization

Treasury/ Banking

Customer Relationships

Sales execution &

contracts

Human Resources

Travel Mgmt

Payroll

Financials (AR/AP/GL)

E-Mail

Office Productivity

Document Management

Records Management

Employee Self Service

Collaboration

Knowledge /Discovery

Printing

Enterprise Risk Mgmt

Portfolio Management

Revenue Forecasting Market Planning Price Forecasting

Corporate Governance Reporting

Cash flow Analysis

Long Term Demand Forecasting Operational

Performance Analysis

Capitalization Depreciation

Short Term Demand Forecasting

Sales / Marketing/CRM

Manage Contract SLAs

Energy Supply

Customer Billing

Regulatory Reporting

Regulatory Compliance

Market Analysis

Collections

Customer Billing

Hedge Accounting Distributed Generation Management

Contract Management

Trading Market

Communications

Scheduling

Meter Data Management

Market Settlements

Demand Response Management

Credit Management Retail Settlement

Marketing & PR

Efficiency Programs

Customer Service

Cyber Security Compliance

Quote Management

Contract Pricing


Reference Architecture

In 2008, Ventyx developed the concept of Energy Portfolio Management (EPM) — a category of capabilities and solutions designed specifically for utilities and other market participants to analyze market fundamentals and optimize portfolio objectives across multiple planning and operational horizons.

Intelligence across the Portfolio Management

Intelligent Middle Office Operations

Intelligent Back Office Operations Intelligent Front Office Operations Risk Reporting

Market and Environmental

Data Management

Pricing and Cost Analysis

Accounts Payable Hedge Accounting

Market Settlements

Counterparty Settlements Accounts

Receivable

Complex Products

Short and Long Term Forecasting

Position Management

Trading

Market Price Forecasting

Market Communications

Portfolio Optimization


Wholesale Energy Trading leveraging Energy Portfolio Management

Value Proposition:

The old way:

Lack of visibility across entire energy portfolio

Inefficient processes due to disparate systems

Time consuming processes for regulatory and financial reporting

Inconsistent data and methodologies across business processes

EPM solutions allow firms to analyze markets, understand trends and formulate strategies. With a clear understanding of the market and a strategy in place, EPM technologies be can leveraged to optimize the portfolio to meet obligations, manage risk, evaluate processes and execute strategies.

Value Proposition:

1/ Analyze markets with demand, supply and price forecasts to determine greatest opportunities

2/Manage positions, execute and track transactions, schedule flow of commodities

3/ Communicate transactions with ISO

4/ Monitor commodity, price and credit risks associated with transactions

5/ Forecast and validate settlements with ISO, pipelines and counterparties

6/ Invoice counterparties and create payables


- Hydro-Québec needed to integrate a market communication engine into an updated version of their cross-ISO power and environmental credit optimization engine.

Case Study: Hydro-Québec

The Challenges

The Solutions

- Implemented nMarket Ontario, New England, New York, PJM, Midwest and contracted Ventyx to build a custom New Brunswick solution.

- Hydro-Québec can now focus on their core competency of optimizing renewable generation instead of chasing the frequent market data interface changes that occur in the North American power markets.

Market Operations

- Hydro-Québec generates, transmits and distributes electricity, mainly using renewable energy sources, in particular hydroelectricity.

- It is one of the biggest electric utilities in North America, with an asset footprint of 36,800MW and 60 hydro plants

Energy, T&D

Quebec, Canada

The Results


- NRG operates in several North-American wholesale power markets which requires significant resources dedicated to asset planning and market operation

- Reduce operational costs, lower procurement costs and improve capital efficiency

Case Study: NRG Energy

The Challenges

The Solutions

- Market Analytics enabled market simulation and price forecasting from one month to 30 years or more

- Planning and Risk provided portfolio management capabilities for analyzing, reporting, and active management of existing and potential assets including power plants, customer loads, fuels and contracts

- nMarket enabled the automation of integration between NRG’s trading desk and the wholesale power markets in which they operate.

- NRG can now simulate the operation of individual generation units, utilities and control areas within their wholesale portfolio regions while taking into account various system and operational constraints, using a transportation model for transmission

- Dramatically improved efficiency and consistency of budgeting, planning and reporting analysis

- Seamless regulatory compliance

- Automation of market interfacing and settlement - Significant reductions in operating costs

Market Analytics, Planning and Risk, nMarket

- A wholesale power generation company with a diverse portfolio of generation large enough to supply 21 million homes as well as a sizeable retail business serving over 1.8 million customers

- 5,000 field employees

- Asset footprint of 25,680 MW generation, including coal, natural gas, nuclear, oil, solar and wind resources

Energy

Princeton, NJ, USA

The Results


Demand Response Example


Ventyx Virtual Power Plant

Topology Meter Actuals

Bid Parameters

Instructions

Actual Unit Parameters

VPP Dispatch

Enrollment Data

Device Data

Customer & Enrollment Data DER Analytics

Billing Determinants

DR Analysis

VPP Aggregation and Forecast

VPP Dispatch Instructions

Demand Response Instruction Price & Emission Signals

Bids & Schedules Awards, Instructions and Settlements

Power Markets

= SCADA System Applications for real time monitoring and control = Business & Analytics apps for complex event processing = Customer & Field Systems

Unit Commit and Dispatch

Customer Field Systems -Home Area Network / Customer Portal

--DR / DER Devices

MDMS Ventyx DMS

Ventyx DRMS

CIS

Ventyx Generation Operations

Ventyx Market Operations and

ETRM

VENTYX Virtual Power Plant Footprint

Ventyx EMS/GMS


- Reduce customer peak demand and contribute to the State of Maryland’s goal of reducing energy and demand by 15 percent per capita by 2015.

Case Study: Baltimore G&E

The Challenges

The Solutions

- Calculation of hourly DR reductions - Calculation of hourly DR overrides - Detailed and summary reporting of DR events by time period - Seven-day ahead forecasting of DR availability - Support of substation-feeder specific ALM events enabling quantification of the locational

reliability and economic impact benefits - Calculations in daily “backcasts” and settlement with the PJM market

- Decreased costs through wholesale price mitigation and capacity revenue. By supporting the accounting of demand response when offered to the market during periods of high system costs, Retail Operations facilitates the valuation of demand reduction that can lead to reduced wholesale prices by backing down demand to avoid higher-cost generation.

- Reduced capital expenditures for new distribution infrastructure. Using Retail Operations, BGE can aggregate the load and available demand response at the distribution model and accurately identify where demand response can be used to avoid costly capital expenditures in the distribution system.

- Environmental benefits—By minimizing the generation cycles required to meet demand, Retail Operations enables BGE to reduce its emissions while maintaining customer satisfaction.

Demand Response Management System, Retail Operations, Market Operations

- BGE is a subsidiary of Constellation Energy, a Baltimore-based Fortune 500 energy company that is a major generator of electricity throughout the U.S. and Canada and a leading supplier of energy products and services to wholesale and retail electric and natural gas customers.

- 1,600 field employees

- Asset footprint of 24,000 miles electricity lines, 7,000 miles gas lines

Energy, T&D

Baltimore, MD, USA

The Results


Retail Market Operations


Intelligence across the Portfolio Management

Intelligent Retail Operations

Intelligent Back Office Operations Intelligent Supply Operations Distributed Generations

Market and Environmental

Data Management

Pricing and Cost Analysis

Unbilled Revenue

Cost Analysis and Allocations

Market Settlements

Counterparty Settlements

Revenue Analysis

Complex Products

Demand Response Management

Short and Long Term Forecasting

Position Management

Trading

Market Price Forecasting

Market Communications


Risk Reporting


Contract lifecycle leveraging Energy Portfolio Management

The old way:

Lack of visibility across entire energy portfolio

Inefficient processes due to disparate systems

No optimization of assets, including load and demand response

Inconsistent data and methodologies across business processes

EPM solutions allow firms to analyze markets, understand trends and formulate strategies. With a clear understanding of the market and a strategy in place, EPM technologies be can leveraged to optimize the portfolio to meet obligations, manage risk, evaluate processes and execute strategies.

Value Proposition:

1/ Generate demand forecast from bottom up using advanced algorithms

2/ Manage position and hedge demand through supply contracts

3/ Communicate transactions with ISO / pipeline

4/ Use DR contracts to manage supply shortages or share revenue opportunities with customers

5/ Forecast and validate settlement costs and allocate costs to customers and counterparties

6/ Calculate customer bills based on usage data and complex billing calculations


- Hess Energy manages multiple retail books and wholesale contracts, offering various supply contract types which must be forecast and scheduled independently

- Original systems required manual manipulation of forecast results to overwrite invalid results

- The management of hundreds of delivery schedules, across dozens of delivery points in 3 different system operators posed operational challenges to validate and submit timely and accurate data to the market

Case Study: Hess Energy

The Challenges

The Solutions

- Implemented Retail Operations and nMarket for forecasting supply requirements and scheduling into markets

- Hess Energy has an integrated solution that provides improved forecasts results, improved validation and exception reporting, and increased automation for submitting accurate and up-to-date bids and schedules to market

nMarket, EPO Retail Operations

- Hess Corporation, a Fortune™ 100 company, is a leading, global, independent, energy company engaged in the exploration of crude oil and natural gas, as well as the refining and marketing of petroleum products, natural gas and electricity.

- Hess Energy services over 50,000 customers in 18 East Coast states

- 13,800 employees

- Annual revenue of USD $33 billion

Petroleum, Natural Gas, Electricity Marketing

Woodbridge, NJ, USA

The Results



Best Possible Demand Forecast

Optimal Fuel Forecasting

Accurate Price Forecasting

Optimal Generation Scheduling

Optimal Trading Decisions

Gen Ops and Nostradamus provide generation companies the most accurate forecasting and greatest operational cost savings through the use of latest technological advances in forecasting and optimization techniques.

Using the combination of Nostradamus and Generation Operations can reduce (improve) customers’ operations costs (operation margins) by 0.5% - 5% or more.

Value Proposition:

Generation Operations

Retail Operations

Nostradamus

Demand Forecast

Planning and Risk

Demand

Meter Data

Shared data model

Weather Data

Unit status

Maintenance plan

Mine Data / Industrial Load

Network Manager

Set points

Bills and Reports

Optimized plan

Real time dispatch



Real Time Dispatch

Maintenance Planning

Fuel Budgeting

Portfolio Costing Analysis

Risk Analysis

Billing Actual Costs

Capacity Expansion

Demand Forecasting

[Towns, Mines, Ports]

Portfolio Risk Position


Fuel Nominations

Emissions Planning

Meter Data Management

Emissions Monitoring

POST-EVENT REAL-TIME SHORT-TERM PLANNING LONG-TERM / MID-TERM PLANNING

Planning & Risk Gen Ops + NOST Network Manager Retail Ops


- Reliability and risk on system: Risk to “Rocks on Boats” (Production Loss)

- People Risk: Expertise for running the system and gas forecasting is invested in a few people; Risk to “Rocks on Boats”

- Gas forecasting

- Efficiency of commitment and dispatch: No current modeling of key longer term commitment and Dispatch plans, Day ahead, Week Ahead, Month Ahead.

Case Study: Rio Tinto

The Challenges

The Solutions

- Short term forecasting with Nostradamus

- Short term generation optimization with Generation Operations

- Enabling Structured and Optimal Operating process - Economic, transparent basis for generation planning - Improved gas nominations - Single version of the truth - “What if” analysis – better contingency planning - Ability to better react to changes intraday - Scalable solution - Continual investment, continuous improvement

Nostradamus, Generation Operations, Network Manager

- An international mining company with generation assets to support mining operations in Western Australia

- Asset footprint of 500mw of generation, 2 ports, 7 mines, 4 townships

- Solutions outstanding include Planning and Risk, and Retail Ops

Energy, Mining

Australia

The Results


Summary


Continual focus on Operational Excellence

Change Management: • Frequent tariff, market, business process

change • Frequent introduction of new market

instruments and commodities with which to transact

Audit and Compliance: • Many systems with different audit capabilities • High costs of inability to prove audit and

compliance requirements have been met

Create Information from Data: • Operating requires many complex moving

pieces of asset, obligation, revenue, and cost data

• Market requirements to report on activity

“The ever-changing electricity industry requires that PJM Interconnection constantly adapt not only to stay current, but also to remain integral to the needs of our members..”

Market Interaction: • High volumes of market data • Frequent regulatory changes • Unstable customer and market systems

Market Accounting: • High volumes of market financial data • Vague tariffs and inaccurate settlements • Complicated settlement language and codes


Continual focus on Operational Excellence

Network performance: • Plan for integration of renewable generation • Forecast and plan for growth of load and

distributed generation • Optimize impact of responsive load

Customer Satisfaction: • Giving customers choices • Entering new markets • Participation in demand response markets

Managing Risks: • Reduce imbalance market exposure • Stress test portfolio for weather extremes

“We cannot prevent natural or man-made disasters, but we need to reduce the risk that those disasters pose to market prices and our supply costs.”

“There is little room for error when your business is tasked with reliable operation of the physical systems that provide an absolutely critical service for the whole economy.”*

“We need to offer products that make sense for our customers while providing profitability to my firm without excessive risk.”

Energy companies planning to use metering data to support business improvement initiatives in the commodity management area — from load forecasting to generation scheduling and optimization — as well as to optimize distribution asset utilization must significantly extend the functionality of traditional revenue-cycle-oriented metering systems. – GARTNER, 2011

Operational performance: • Manage cost of supply • Reduce cost of operations through automation • Manage increased data volume and complexity

“The volume and complexity of meter, customer, and market data increases every year, sometimes by orders of magnitude. Success will go to firms that can effectively perform analysis, plan, and execute on those data”

Compliance and regulatory challenges: • ISO and regulatory reporting • Demand management • Meeting emissions reduction targets

“Continue to reduce our carbon footprint by reducing our carbon emissions in line with the Queensland Government’s five per cent reduction target”**


Deep industry experience delivers results

Optimization of network performance: • Network planning based on integrated

distribution network and retail distributed generation and DR

• Utilize fine-grained aggregation/disaggregation of DR assets for distribution network reliability

Managing risks : • Reduce exposure to spot market price volatility

and imbalance penalties through improved short-term demand forecasting

• Stress test portfolio under extreme weather scenarios

Improved customer satisfaction: • Enable customers to share in cost saving or

revenue opportunities through demand response

• Provide near real-time supply cost and environmental content for customer communication

Improved operational performance: • Lower cost of supply through accurate

forecasting and tracking of long term obligations

• Grow portfolio and expand into new markets • Manage growth and improve utilization of AMI

and smart meter data

Compliance and regulatory challenges: • Analytics and reporting • Process consistency enforced through mobile

technologies • Market settlements and transactions

Our unique portfolio of solutions across the source to socket lifecycle and ability to leverage convergence of both IT/OT and portfolio analytics/operations enables us to drive significant business value.


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