ELM offers insights into transformers, forbidding outages and accidents and increasing customer satisfaction, while GDV provides data archiving software to assist utilities manage data growth cost-effectively, enabling data accessibility reducing costs and meeting archiving regulations.
The EnergyIP platform allows utilities to scale from 10,000 to 50 million meters and capture meter data, thereby reduce business risk and provide rules-based configuration tools to respond to changing regulation rules, ensuring flexibility.
In addition, EnergyIP ensures faster data processing and facilitates flexible platform with advance applications to address areas of operational needs while lowering overall total cost of ownership.
Siemens continues to launch new applications on its existing suite supported on the EnergyIP smart grid platform.
eMeter vice president of products Aaron DeYonker said that providing new applications on the EnergyIP platform is the best way for Siemens to help utilities manage complex business demands.
"The right application mix provides flexibility to address business needs that often vary from utility to utility.
"For some utilities, customer engagement is a priority while others need tools for managing overall grid health," added DeYonker.
