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How to Reduce Risk in Control System Implementations

Control rooms serve as the nerve centers of utility operations, orchestrating the interplay of power generation, transmission and distribution. The “control room of the future” represents technology innovation and integration, combining advanced software systems, real-time data analytics and sophisticated visualization tools.

How DERMS Delivers Modern Utility Management

Why Utilities Are Modernizing Operations With Real-Time Systems

Utilities are employing the transformative power of modern real-time systems in more use cases than ever to ensure grid stability, safety and efficiency.

Stay Ahead of Regulatory Deadlines with TRC’s Annual Reporting Guide

Download our Annual Reporting Guide today to kickstart your organization’s reporting planning for 2025.

Enhancing Pipeline Integrity: HVAC/DC Interference Studies and Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) Analysis

The increasing presence of HVAC/DC transmission lines in modern power infrastructure has raised concerns about their impact on pipeline integrity. These systems, often co-located within shared corridors, generate electromagnetic fields (EMF) that introduce significant risks such as accelerated corrosion, equipment failures and safety hazards. Addressing HVAC/DC interference is now essential for ensuring long-term pipeline reliability and personnel safety.

What is Long-Cycle Work and Why is Digitizing Important?

Long-cycle work typically refers includes large-scale projects like building new transmission lines, upgrading substations, or fortifying the existing grid.

The Importance of Effective Construction Management in Data Centers

In today’s digital age, data centers form the backbone of cloud computing, artificial intelligence and the vast array of digital services we rely on daily. As the demand for data centers rises, companies are racing to expand these facilities.

How to Avoid Common Pre-Commissioning Errors: Insights for Engineers and Technicians

Pre-commissioning tasks in substations requires careful planning and attention to detail to ensure safety, compliance and system reliability. Drawing on best practices recommended by industry experts, here is a guide to help testing and commissioning personnel minimize errors in substation commissioning.

What Is Grid Modernization?