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IDC PeerScape: Practices to Successfully Implement Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems

Publisher IDC
Published Jul 30, 2024
Length 9 Pages
SKU # IDC19039343

Description

IDC PeerScape: Practices to Successfully Implement Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems


This IDC PeerScape examines some common challenges and best practices that utilities can leverage when initiating their DERMS strategy."DERMSs are now becoming a top priority for many utility executives as the power sector is seeing a shift toward decarbonization and electrification driven by the energy transition. DERMSs provide utilities the ability to adjust and navigate the evolution of a more distributed and decentralized power system, providing new technologies and much-needed demand flexibility and balancing tools," says John Villali, senior research director, IDC Energy Insights. "This IDC PeerScape will provide best practices and guidance when investing in and implementing DERMS."

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Table of Contents

9 Pages

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Executive Summary

Peer Insights

Practice 1: Embrace a Cloud-Enabled Operational Platform That Can Provide a Unified Approach to Operations

Challenge

Example

Guidance

Practice 2: Comprehend the Wide Range of DERMS Communication Protocols

Challenge

Example

Guidance

Practice 3: Design a Dedicated DERMS Customer Experience

Challenge

Example

Guidance

Practice 4: Engage the Entire "DERMS Village" for Successful Co-Innovation

Challenge

Example

Working Group 1: Observability and Controllability

Working Group 2: DERMS and Market Platforms

Working Group 3: e-Mobility

Guidance

Pricing

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