Grid Modernization & Grid Architecture
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Enabling Grid Integration of Electric Vehicles: NEMA EVSE 40011 Standard
We’re excited to share our involvement in an important industry milestone: the development of the NEMA EVSE 40011 standard, which supports the integration of electric vehicles into the grid. This effort represents a crucial step toward ensuring safe, effective, and standardized communication between EV supply equipment and utility systems.
The article—recently published in T&D World—was authored by Aaron Snyder of EnerNex and Steve Griffith of NEMA. The...
Grid Modernization with Artificial Intelligence
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Introduction
The electric power industry is undergoing a transformative era, driven by digitalization, renewable energy integration, and increasing consumer demand. Central to this transformation is the ability to manage, analyze, and make sense of the immense volumes of data generated from the Grid. Standards like the International El...
How are utilities using probabilistic planning to tackle the rising complexity and uncertainty in grid operations due to distributed energy resources and fluctuating demand?
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We’ve partnered with utilities to tackle this question, and here are the insights we've gathered.
Model and simulate a variety of possible future scenarios, including demand growth with emerging technologies like heat pumps and Electric Vehicles, Distributed Energy Resource (DER) adoption, and system contingencies.
Identify pot...
EnerNex Contributes to ESIG’s Latest Report on Grid Planning for Building Electrification
EnerNex is proud to have contributed to the Energy Systems Integration Group's (ESIG) latest report, "Grid Planning for Building Electrification." This report explores the rising trend of electrifying residential and commercial buildings as technology progresses and provides insights into how utilities can plan for a grid capable of supporting this rapid transformation.
Our own Jeremy Laundergan played a key role in address...
10 Key Components of Successful Digital Transformation for Electric Utilities
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Introduction
The electric utility industry is at a pivotal moment, where the integration of digital technologies is no longer just an option but a necessity. As the demand for reliable, efficient, and sustainable energy grows, electric utilities must embrace digital transformation to remain competitive and relevant. This transformation...
Enhancing Grid Resilience: Sequential Strategies for Effective Wildfire Mitigation | EE T&D Magazine
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The EnerNex Guide to ADMS Testing: From Concept to Deployment
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Advanced Security Acceleration Project for the Smart Grid (ASAP-SG)
The Advanced Security Acceleration Project for Smart Grid (ASAP-SG) was a collaborative effort led by EnerNex and involved multiple major North American utilities, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and the United States Department of Energy (DOE), including resources from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Software Engineering Institute of Carnegie Mellon University.
The ASAP‐SG effort produced a series of Security Profile documents w...
[ESIG Webinar] DER Communication and Data Management: From Interoperability to Impacts
DER Communication and Data Management: From Interoperability to Impacts
Tuesday, November 28, 2023
4:00 - 5:00 pm (eastern US)
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR.
Featured Speakers: Sean Morash, Principal, Telos Energy and Aaron Snyder, Director of Grid Technology Consulting, EnerNex
Registration Cost: FREE
Abstract: With increasing emphasis on electrification, continued technology innovation, and changes to federal policy, distributed energy r...