Orchestrating DERs across Grid and Edge with GE Vernova and EnergyHub

Utilities can best navigate the challenges of the energy transition by harnessing and leveraging distributed energy resources (DERs) such as connected smart thermostats, electric vehicles, front-of-the-meter (FTM) and behind-the-meter (BTM) solar panels, and batteries.

In recognition of this significance, GE Vernova and EnergyHub are excited to announce their recent partnership. This collaboration – combining the advanced grid optimization capabilities of GE Vernova’s GridOS® DERMS with the comprehensive control capabilities of EnergyHub’s DERMS for grid-edge DERs – presents many new opportunities for utilities to unlock new energy storage capacities, strengthen DER management, and optimize the grid.

Watch this webinar on demand to learn the use cases and benefits unlocked by the integrations of these two DERMS leaders. Together, the combined capabilities of GridOS DERMS and EnergyHub's DERMS can:

• Build grid-aware DER programs: Enroll FTM and BTM DERs to avoid surpassing load limits
• Recommend action based on grid-aware DER monitoring: Gain near-real time visibility of load and flexibility across all devices in the control room
• Perform grid-aware optimization across DERs: Deliver flexibility through optimized device dispatch to address grid needs.

The webinar features key speakers from both GE Vernova and EnergyHub. They discuss the vision behind their partnership, its implications for grid modernization, and how utilities can leverage these new capabilities to ensure a reliable, resilient, and efficient power grid.

We also share an exclusive integrated demo that showcases the combined power of GridOS and EnergyHub Edge DERMS in realizing these powerful use cases.

Webcast Speakers:

Matt Johnson
VP of Business Development
EnergyHub

Kristen Kuzil
Senior Product Manager
GridOS DERMS
Grid Software

Heather Tat (Moderator)
Product Marketing Manager
GridOS DERMS
Grid Software