Smart Utility

In a recent Black & Veatch Engineering Smart Utilities study among utility companies and other subject matter experts, a variety of topics from grid evolutions and modernization, to NERC CIP compliance opportunities were examined. In this first in...

The industry has innovated, is innovating and will continue to innovate at an increasing pace.

ComEd brings more than 70 organizations together today to prepare for worst-case scenarios

New Diesel Engines Allow Large Combined-Cycle Facility to Independently Restart and Restore Service in Event of Widespread Outage

Entergy creates new approaches to better manage the grid that involve more distributed energy resources.

The blurring of information technology and operational technology introduces additional cybersecurity risks into safety-critical plant operations that can often go unnoticed.

If today’s power provider doesn’t learn to harness location intelligence from GIS to serve the changing needs of prosumers, then other innovative businesses certainly will.

To increase reliability and reduce costs, PSE&G implements machine learning models and visual analytics while deploying advanced monitoring.

Tendril and EnergySavvy combined workforce to deliver solutions for a range of C-level, residential customer experience challenges.

96% of survey participants feel that utilities are taking proactive steps to achieve their vision.