The leading enterprise grid-edge DERMS platform
Transforming variable and customer-constrained distributed energy resources (DERs) into mission critical, virtual resources at scale.
Purpose-built to handle scale and complexity
The unique capability of EnergyHub’s grid-edge DERMS to be customer-centric and manage multiple DER classes at scale, makes it a critical element of fully integrated, holistic utility planning and operations.
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Demand response
Demand response (or peak load management) allows utilities to reduce load during the system or local peak periods.
Demand response
Demand response (or peak load management) allows utilities to reduce load during the system or local peak periods.
Load shift
Enabling the automated shift of discretionary loads from periods of peak demand to off-peak at any time of the day.
Load shift
Enabling the automated shift of discretionary loads from periods of peak demand to off-peak at any time of the day.
Capacity
Providing DER flexibility on-demand as a non-wires alternative to physical infrastructure, and as capacity to monetize in the wholesale market.
Capacity
Providing DER flexibility on-demand as a non-wires alternative to physical infrastructure, and as capacity to monetize in the wholesale market.
Voltage & frequency
Regulating voltage and frequency at specific nodes on the grid to prevent over/under-voltage scenarios and maintain a steady power factor.
Voltage & frequency
Regulating voltage and frequency at specific nodes on the grid to prevent over/under-voltage scenarios and maintain a steady power factor.
Grid services
Real and reactive power control for advanced grid services across the network hierarchy to integrate renewables at scale while managing the grid reliably.
Resource formation
The Mercury DERMS platform provides a suite of features that support the entire customer-owned DER acquisition, enrollment, and aggregation lifecycle.Â
Integration
The platform is integrated with all leading DER vendors through industry open-standards and protocols
Registration
Providing a portal to register and manage C&I sites and aggregators
Enrollment
The platform supports seamless DER enrollment and verification at scale
Aggregation
Allowing users to easily group and tag resources based on location, class, and operational parameters
Situational awareness
The platform provides utilities critical visibility into grid-edge resources across the network hierarchy. The platform can identify, monitor, and forecast DERs at user-defined levels of granularity.
DER monitoring
Fundamental information such as DER connectivity, operating mode, location, real-time load to inform utility load management strategies.Â
Flexibility forecasting
Flexibility forecasts display forecasted load reduction for connected DERs, giving utility operators continual insight on expected, aggregated resource availability.
Load forecasting
Load forecasts equip utility operators with the ability to view forecasted load across DERs under management to accurately predict load activity
Optimized control
The platform’s AI-enabled control optimization framework intelligently operationalizes DERs to ensure that utilities achieve desired outcomes while taking into consideration the operational, financial, and customer constraints associated with each individual (and cohorts of) DER(s).Â
Asset modeling
Applying machine learning to equipment state and data to build a physical model for each DER, and using that in concert with customer constraints and external data, such as weather, to determine the optimal control strategy.
Autonomous services
The platform offers the ability to automate load reduction based on external data feeds, including grid operations and market feeds, from utility or non-utility systems. These triggers can include nodal pricing or local network load.
Aggregation optimization
Aggregation optimization ensures that DERs behave like reliable generation and are guaranteed to achieve a load reduction target while maintaining the desired load shape. This allows utilities to pursue aggressive load shed targets without jeopardizing customer satisfaction.
Inter-DER optimization
Different DER classes and brands come with unique capabilities and operational constraints. The grid-edge DERMS takes into consideration DER-specific attributes before determining which assets are best suited to provide the requested service.
Performance measurement
Granular analysis of the performance of DER portfolios, allowing utility operators to assess and track the efficacy of the grid services requested.
Impact assessment
Estimating the results of grid services against configurable baselines
Event reporting
End-to-end reporting on event performance, including participation metrics and load impact
Incentive tracking and management
Calculating and managing customer incentives and rebates
Settlement
Enabling the settlement of capacity in various energy markets
Reach out to us
We empower utilities to harness flexibility at the grid edge to meet their immediate needs and long-term strategic goals. Talk to an EnergyHub expert about your DER needs.