The decarbonization, decentralization and digitalization of power brings new complexities to the utility industry. Adapting to changing business models and regulations, mitigating congestion and protecting against cyber threats—these are just some of the challenges you’re navigating. But this new power landscape is also an opportunity. Modernizing the grid means leading the way to a more sustainable, electrified world. With more than 100 years of electrical engineering experience, innovative digital solutions and expertise across generation, transmission and distribution, we can help you get there.
From planning and construction of new grid projects to integrating renewables to modernizing your existing infrastructure, we can help you optimize your utility operations and get the most out of your assets.
Be ready for tomorrow’s opportunities with services and solutions that support the transition from fossil fuels to renewables, optimize distributed generation resources, utilize data-driven insights to inform better investments and reduce interruptions during extreme weather events.
Whether your project requires a full-scale overhaul, or you need to maximize the efficiency of existing assets, we can help you achieve your highest operational potential. How? With the resources and expertise required to manage complex, turnkey projects, innovative digital platforms and microgrid technologies that optimize where, when and how electricity is consumed.
Achieve your decarbonization goals with solutions that improve environmental efficiency and support sustainable generation. Protect people and property with products that deliver enhanced arc flash protection. Safeguard connected devices and data with certified cybersecure systems, best practices and services.
The utility sector faces more challenges than ever from extreme weather events to new trends at the edge of the grid such as electric vehicle adoption and distributed energy resource integration. Watch our latest webinar to hear from experts on the latest trends and innovations to enhance system reliability and resilience.
By 2030, 22 million electric vehicles are projected to be on U.S. roads. With this rapid rise in electric vehicles, utilities have the opportunity to better manage EV charging and leverage EVs for much-needed grid services. These grid services can include base load and peak load management, frequency response and regulation, black start loading, vol/VAR, CVR and VVO. Learn more about Eaton's EV charging infrastructure capabilities. Also check out utility program incentives for electric vehicle chargers.
At Eaton, we stand ready to support America’s federal clean energy, stimulus and infrastructure initiatives and build a stronger future for our families and communities. Learn about these funding opportunities and how we can help.
Our latest report features our progress toward our 2030 Sustainability Goals, which include science-based greenhouse gas reduction targets and our commitment to become carbon neutral by 2030. See what we're doing to improve the quality of life and the environment.
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