Integrated DER Management Enables SMUD® to Meet Aggressive Clean Energy Goals
As the nation’s sixth-largest community-owned, not-for-profit, electric service provider, Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) has been providing reliable electricity for more than 70 years to Sacramento County. SMUD is an industry leader and award winner for innovative energy programs, renewable power technologies and sustainable solutions for a healthier environment.
Today, SMUD’s power mix is about 50 percent non-carbon emitting and is in pursuit to remove all carbon emissions from its power supply by 2030. Deploying Integra DERMS has enabled SMUD to:
- Have the visibility in real-time to know how much DER generation and load is connected
- Be aware of the positive and negative impact that DERs will have on normal distribution operations
- Offer affordable and valuable new services to customers
Read the full case study to learn how Integra DERMS has enabled SMUD to deliver improved customer satisfaction, meet California’s clean energy goals and capitalize on new revenue opportunities.
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