Energy Transitions Virtualization in utilities: Technological innovation or necessity?
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Nov 26, 2024 Virtualization is revolutionizing how distribution utilities tackle challenges. By maximizing existing infrastructure with enhanced intelligence at substations, utilities are improving energy resiliency. Virtual substations are becoming vital in managing distributed energy resources and optimizing safety. The T300 device is leading the way in data accessibility and interoperability. A shift from hardware to software-driven solutions is in motion, highlighting the importance of innovation in future energy systems.
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A2A and Schneider Electric Partnership
- A2A and Schneider Electric have collaborated on projects involving grid control, automation, and innovation.
- A recent project involves a compact substation for A2A's grid.
Maximizing Existing Infrastructure
- Maximizing existing infrastructure is crucial due to the high cost and time involved in upgrading networks.
- This involves increasing energy flow through existing capacity.
Digitalizing Secondary Substations
- The main challenge for DSOs lies in digitalizing secondary substations, similar to primary substations.
- This involves making assets in the secondary substations digital, requiring close collaboration with partners like Schneider Electric.