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Unlock the digital grid with Energy Management System

Energy Management Systems (EMS) enable real-time monitoring, control, and optimisation of the electrical grid. They enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs, and seamlessly integrate renewable energy sources, ensuring a resilient and sustainable energy infrastructure.

Our new report examines how the latest trends and innovative solutions impact electric distribution utilities. Explore strategies to tackle challenges head-on and succeed.
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Energy Management System Benefits

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Visualise, operate, optimise and maintain transmission and subtransmission networks

Proven experience implementing complex systems for utility companies
Power substation, electric power distribution, power management.
Operates either as a stand-alone system or fully integrated with Schneider Electric's ADMS

Fully integrated with Schneider Electric's SCADA or can be integrated with existing SCADA systems
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Improve power supply reliability by preventing disturbances in frequency and power flow

Minimise electric system operating cost

EcoStruxure™ ADMS

A comprehensive network management solution, EcoStruxure ADMS provides more reliable, safe and efficient energy management. Optimise your grid with our industry-leading system.
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Ranked as #1 ADMS solution in 2023

We’re proud to be ranked as the #1 ADMS vendor by Guidehouse Insights
This report assesses the competitive landscape for ADMS solutions and how well companies are positioned to address customer needs. Explore how they accessed our ranking criteria for vision, go-to-market strategy, partners, technology, portfolio, pricing, and more.
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Delivering value to electric utilities

SA Power Networks

SA Power Networks depends on EcoStruxure Grid for reliable monitoring and management of their vast network.

Enel

Enel has upgraded their grid with EcoStruxure Grid solutions to accelerate their clean energy provision.

SICAE France

French utility SICAE uses EcoStruxure ADMS to optimise the grid and efficiently manage distributed energy integration.

Demand management in action

What does EcoStruxure ADMS have up its sleeve when demand for energy peaks?

Safeguarding grid reliability

How EcoStruxure ADMS reinforces the network ahead of the storm, and how it helps the grid heal afterwards.

EcoStruxure™ Grid unlocks new potential

EcoStruxure Grid benefits utilities through improved flexibility and resiliency, and unlocks new approaches for commercial, industrial and corporate electricity consumers.

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1. What does EMS stand for?

It stands for energy management system. According to energy management system definitions, it is software that enables much better monitoring, control, and optimisation of energy usage for organisations in their network infrastructure and other parts of the businesses. These are network monitoring tools that visualise energy consumption patterns. EMS helps in identifying areas with inefficiency. Once these regions are located, it is possible to implement a wide range of methods for waste reduction in the case of transmission and subtransmission networks.

2. How does an energy management system work?

EMS management tools operate in several steps and include monitoring, data analysis, visualisation, optimisation, control, and performance tracking. The monitoring part focuses on collecting data in real-time with the use of sensors of a different kind. Once the data is collected, the software responsible for energy management and services analyses the information to identify energy consumption patterns and locate the places of inefficiency. The next step in EMS operation is a presentation of the analysed data. It usually happens in a user-friendly visualisation, in the form of dashboards or reports. Later, the EMS provides owners with strategies and measures to optimise energy usage reducing waste at the same time. The energy-saving tool also enables remote control and management of all devices and systems. At the end of the day, the EMS generates reports where we see a variety of metrics to track the effectiveness of applied measures.

3. What are the benefits of EMS?

EMS monitors and analyses energy usage improving energy efficiency. It enables the identification of areas where waste and inefficiency occur. EMS offers network management tools that allow organisations to apply strategies for energy consumption reduction. By optimising energy usage, it is also possible to reduce operational costs and save on energy bills. Another benefit of using EMS is environmental sustainability. To reduce the carbon footprint, organisations track and manage energy consumption. Let’s not forget about performance issues that can be solved by using real-time data and analytics. EMS is also a great option as far as compliance with regulations is concerned.