Screenshot 2024-07-02 150948

DER Solutions for Cooperatives

Imagine a DER control solution that is scalable, modular, and flexible that can meet you where you are in a cost-effective approach. Luckily, you don't have to any longer.

DER growth has skyrocketed. 

Yet conventional energy systems are becoming more outdated and overloaded by the day. So, what's next for cooperatives?

DERMS for Cooperatives

Cooperative utilities tend to have longer radial lines in rural areas where increased loading and DER penetration can create unique challenges. 

Luckily, there's a solution: DERMs. DERMs, or Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems, offer the solution to help municipalities visualize, optimize, and control DERs. Instead of large infrastructure upgrades to meet these challenges, Strata Grid DERMS can offer a Non-Wires Alternative (NWA) to optimize and control DERs during times of system constraint. Strata Grid can also be integrated to other systems like the EMS of the G&T to offer better coordination between transmission and distribution.

So, what is a DERMS and how can you utilize one? Find out in our newest whitepaper by simply downloading your FREE copy today!

Primer_DevicesMockup (1)
With over fifteen years of DERMS expertise, we are here to help guide you to your solution.
arrows-split-up-and-left-duotone
We are Flexible.
Strata Grid can be stand-alone or integrated into multiple types of systems.
chart-simple-solid
We are Modular.
We can provide only the capabilities for the use cases needed by the utility.
sitemap-duotone (1)
We are Scalable.
Unlike some DERMS, Strata Grid can be deployed small and scaled over time.
Meet the SGS Suite of DERMS Products
Jon_370x370

Jon Grooters

Director of Utility Solutions, Pacific Region

 

Let's Chat!

Jon Grooters is a Director of Utility Solutions at Smarter Grid Solutions. With the vast changes occurring to the power system, he is dedicated to grid modernization and increased DER penetration. Jon has over 15 years in the utility industry with background in protection & control and operational systems such as SCADA, ADMS and DERMS. He’s an active participant in IEEE at both the local and regional levels and was a member of the IEEE 2030.11 Guide for Distributed Energy Resources Management Systems (DERMS) Functional Specification. Jon strives to be an advocate for his customers and tries to find the right solution to address the challenges facing the utility.