Gain full visibility of your network in its as-operated state by creating a digital twin of your grid in the Opus One DERMS Platform; visualize real power flow across your network to spot any constraints.
Powering the Energy Transition
Opus One DERMS enables the energy transition journey from end-to-end.
Opus One DERMS can be configured to suit any level of customer DER management needs from simply controlling direct dispatch to a more complex approach such as market energy trading. We work directly with the Utilities to provide solutions that fit with their policy, direction and provide wide range of capabilities as listed below:
- GET ORGANIZED: THE WHO, WHAT, WHERE, AND WHY OF DER MANAGEMENT
- TAKE ACTION: THE WHEN AND HOW OF DER MANAGEMENT
DER Interconnection: Establish workflow management to allow developers and customers to bring in DERs into the grid at their respective lifecycle entry point.
- Key features: Hosting Capacity, Registration and Interconnection Tracking
- DER Modelling: Each DER is defined to accurately associate itself to the network model, from the substation to feeder to transformer to meter to a house.
- Key Features: Registration, DER Asset Modelling, Grouping and Aggregation, and Logical Network Model, Common Information Model (CIM) Impedance Network Model
- DER Program Management: Opus One Solutions works closely with the Utility to define why we are controlling these DERs, what framework they will be using and the business rules that will help create metrics that establishes economic value.
- Key Features: Contract Management, Flexibility Markets, Transactive Energy Management, Demand Programs, Virtual Power Plant Management, Local Service Exchange, and Settlements
DER Management Capabilities: Helping utilities to effectively manage DERs.
- Key Features: Monitoring, Alarms, Alerts, Dashboards: Scheduling and Dispatch, Load and Generation Forecasting, Protocol management (2030.50, Open ADR, DNP3, RESTAPI
- DER Control Methodologies: Providing utilities with a variety of control methods, complexities, and algorithms under different policy and regulatory frameworks.
- Key Features: Demand Response, Utility Direct DER Control, Peak Shaving, Power Flow-based Optimization, Rule-based Controls, Operating Envelope, Active Network Management
- DER Simulation: Offering utilities the ability to simulate and study how DER impact the network and how investment can be compared
- Key Features: Contract Management, Flexibility Markets, Transactive Energy Management, Demand Programs, Virtual Power Plant Management, Local Service Exchange, Settlements
Enabling the rapid adoption of renewables and DERs at all points on your network
Optimize your DER connection
Use DERMS for real-time monitoring and optimal dispatch integration of DERs for grid reliability.
Manage DERs with advanced forecasting
Leverage DERMS forecasting capabilities to anticipate DER violations and improve grid performance.
Access flexibility markets to facilitate energy trading
Optimize the economic operations of DERs on your grid and facilitate energy trading.
Incorporate non-wires alternative (NWA) solutions
Accommodate NWA to establish a market for customers that enables them to work with utilities.
Aggregate your system data into one holistic view
Gain visibility and control across fleets of DER aggregators in one view to solve for violations.
Simplify integration with one modular platform
Select the modules you need for your DER journey with easy seamless integration options.
Access flexible deployment options
Leverage our DERMS standard based architecture on-premise or in the cloud.