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Webinar Replay: Substation Automation – Best Practices for IEC 61850 Implementation

Modernizing utility equipment, standards and processes pays dividends for improved safety, security and reliability. But transitioning to a new high-tech …

New NERC Guidance Supports the Implementation of Grid Forming Inverters

NERC has issued a new report highlighting the key attributes of various inverter controls to support proper implementation and to …

Decarbonization: A Systems-Level Challenge and Actions to Address Climate Change

Carbon elimination of the magnitude needed to address climate change requires systems-level change that can only be reached by incremental, …

Using GIS Technology to Find Solar Development Sites

Renewable energy developers are in a race to find the optimal places for solar projects. GIS technology identifies the best …

The Business Value of Modern GIS for Utilities

The utility industry is under tremendous transformation, and more companies are working toward a clean energy future.

Overhauling Oroville: The Amazing Push to Repair the Tallest Dam in the United States

The Oroville Dam in Northern California is the highest in the country at 770 feet – four stories taller than …

Six Considerations for a Successful Utility Network Cloud Implementation

For any GIS manager or IT professional tasked with implementing ArcGIS Utility Network (UN), knowing where to start can be …

How Does a Distribution Grid Work?

Electric distribution systems rely on sophisticated technology to provide power when needed. Electricity is generated on-demand, which means there are …

What Is a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)?

BESS function similarly to the battery used in a flashlight, storing and offering power when needed. However, a BESS works …

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