Edge and cloud applications evaluate real-time grid state, available flexibility.
Operators responsible for customer solar, batteries, electric vehicles, controllable loads, grid constraints, tariffs, and distributed energy programs cannot continuously inspect every operating condition or developing fault. Periodic checks leave gaps between readings, while isolated local indicators provide limited history and context. A late response can cause downtime, safety exposure, equipment damage, or incomplete compliance evidence. Teams need timely measurements, clear exceptions, and a defined operating response.
Distributed Energy Resource Management combines EDMI meters, communications, edge logic, and hosted software for the stated utility workflow. Field records remain linked to the correct meter, asset, customer, or network location. Authorized users see current state, history, configured alerts, and supported controls in one operating view. Teams use that evidence to perform the defined billing, grid, maintenance, customer, or resource-management response.
The utility defines covered meters, network assets, users, thresholds, integrations, and the required operating response. Installed EDMI devices capture workflow-specific measurements and retain the relevant asset or customer context. Supported local, cellular, or Wi-Fi communications move records to edge processing or EDMI Energy Cloud services. Software organizes current state, history, alerts, diagnostics, and supported controls. Authorized teams review the evidence, take the defined action, and compare later records with the original condition.
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Installed devices collect meter, export, import, device, demand, generation, battery, charging, tariff, and operating-envelope records
NEOS meters exchange records through documented Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or cellular paths for edge and EDMI Energy Cloud processing
Edge and cloud applications evaluate real-time grid state, available flexibility, schedules, and resource operating limits
Utilities dispatch supported resources, manage demand response, enforce envelopes, coordinate tariffs, and protect grid limits
Designed for electricity utilities, metering service providers, distribution operators, retailers, and grid teams across individual programs, regional networks, and national-scale smart-meter fleets
Authorized users can review current status, history, and operating exceptions
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