
Finalist for the The Spark Award 2021
Customers, Partners, Awards
On this page you will get insights into our customer base, get to know our partners and learn which awards we have already won. You will also find our case studies and white papers for download.
Today, more than 35 customers in Germany, Europe and South America have already decided to use our system. Thanks to the modular platform approach, our solution can be scaled as required. Today, millions of data points are already managed in the Intelligent Grid Platform, adding up to a significant part of the total German medium and low-voltage grid.
coverage of the German distribution network
modeled connection points
modeled stations and substations
The major German DSO E.DIS Netz GmbH accelerates the previously manual evaluation process for new connections by a complete process integration of the Intelligent Grid Platform. In addition, E.DIS has implemented an online portal based on the Intelligent Grid Platform. Without input from a grid planner, potential customers can obtain an initial assessment of the best possible grid connection point for their planned assets.
In this Whitepaper, we focus on the specific challenges and potential solutions associated with the DER connection process in Europe as a key example of the innovation needs in European distribution grids. After a brief introduction on the current steps, challenges and framework conditions for the DER connection request process, we provide a brief overview of the topic’s relevance for the next years and conclude with a few innovative ways that can help capitalize on digitalization and automation.
In this white paper, we identify gaps and, more importantly, opportunities for improvement in the current approach undertaken by grid operators of all sizes. And it outlines how these entities are able to utilize innovative software solutions from our partners in conjunction with our own Intelligent Grid Platform. Our ultimate goal with this paper is to share our learnings from discussions with many DSO’s so that all groups affected by this evolution including regulators, utilities, DER providers, and other industry stakeholders, are able to recognize and facilitate the change needed to transition to a cleaner, more affordable and resilient grid.