Webinar FAQ: Achieve the Potential of DERMS, Connect Utility Operations with Customer Programs
Learn answers to questions about distributed energy resource management systems from the webinar, “Achieve the Potential of DERMS, Connect Utility Operations with Customer Programs.”
Questions include:
- What happens if an electric utility does not have a DERMS?
- How do you register and manage DERS that you manage?
- What are the top three risks of high DERs adoption for municipal electric utilities?
- Could you clarify the how DERMS manages utility-owned resources vs customer owned? What are key differences?
Read to learn more about distributed energy resource management systems.
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Distributed energy resources (DERs) pose challenges and opportunities for utilities. Power quality and voltage issues, for instance, can threaten grid reliability and damage transformers, capacitors and other infrastructure. DERs also benefit utilities by leveraging customer investments to achieve sustainability goals, reduce peak demand and avoid the need for expensive grid upgrades.
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