Energy management: The heartbeat of a rapidly changing world
From decarbonization to decentralisation, energy companies are facing an unprecedented number of new challenges – and opportunities.
Energy deregulation
- The once-stable energy industry is now being disrupted by new players. Utilities must digitalise their legacy systems or risk losing out to more agile competitors that can leverage DER, decentralised networks, and handle energy at the “grid edge.” By modernizing, traditional providers can diversify their business models and gain new revenue streams.
Decarbonization challenges
- Renewable energy is increasingly affordable and attractive. But as utilities transition into sustainable energy companies, they face new challenges – such as variability in weather-controlled power generation and the impact on demand models. They need accurate, real-time data to efficiently deliver the clean energy that customers are demanding.
Decentralisation
- Distributed energy resources (DER)– including rooftop solar systems, battery storage, and electric vehicle chargers – are owned by prosumers, who expect their utility bill to reflect both the power they use and the power they generate. Now, billing must evolve from merely a means of collection to a point of interaction and customer communication.
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