Thanks to the energy transition and the move to digitalisation of business processes, utilities need enterprise systems designed to work both harder and smarter. To help the leadership teams at electric utilities digitally transform their operations, ADPS harnesses the power of enterprise-wide integration, transparency and engagement:

• Support improved CAPEX decision-making and budgeting with advanced analytics and scenario modelling​
• Integrate disparate systems to provide better transparency into system performance​
• Drive integration and engagement across internal teams​
• Deliver better customer experiences

Outdated, isolated planning tools are no longer enough to keep up with the demands being placed on distribution engineering teams. To help navigate a new business environment where demands for DER interconnection requests, regulatory compliance and customer service goals are all growing, ADPS combines long-term planning tools, engineering analysis and data integration tools to help drive efficiency and improve productivity.

• Respond to growing DER interconnection requests
• Evaluate and report on non-wire alternative solutions systematically for larger grid upgrade projects
• Meet demands for increased regulatory requirements
• Automate non-value-add tasks

Perform more realistic, precise analysis and simulation of complex distribution networks

CYME models and engines: Enable accurate network modelling and automated engineering analysis to optimise planning and maintenance for the entire electrical system.

Engineering data management: Support all data integration requirements, including data validation and required plug-ins.

Power system analysis: Leverage a robust offer of field-proven modelling and analysis capabilities designed to help address complex and emerging challenges. 

Long-term planning: Meet the strategic challenges of the energy transition with comprehensive time-series-based engineering and analysis toolsets.

DER integration: Enable network modelling, including distributed generation and storage units, as well as the data produced by intelligent devices such as smart meters and sensors.

Hosting capacity: Accelerate DER deployment and automate business processes to meet regulatory requirements and increase transparency with key stakeholders.

Low-voltage design and analysis: Support efficiency, accuracy and standardisation of analysis work in an easy-to-use interface.