The Locus EIM and ePortal software will be used by Exelon Nuclear to improve its data gathering and management, monitoring and reporting at its nuclear sites.

Locus president and CEO Neno Duplan said that the award confirms long-term commitment of Locus to help the utility industry improve sustainability performance at all levels.

"With the increased focus on nuclear power safety, and the decommissioning of older-generation power plants, we are proud that Exelon has chosen our cloud-based software to manage its operational data, which are subject to a different set of regulatory requirements from those typically seen at other sites," Duplan added.

Exelon Nuclear chemistry, radwaste, and environmental manager Francis Leone said that the company has selected Locus as a strategic technology partner due to its advanced domain expertise, scalable cloud-based technology, comprehensive vision of centralized analytics of environmental management systems, and deep understanding of the nuclear industry.

"We are very pleased that we now have complete ownership of and easy access to our data, allowing us to continue operating our fleet in a transparent way so that the company and public can witness first-hand our commitment to long-term sustainability," Leone added.

The EIM software has been designed to manage data from these types of operations as well as to provide an unmatched level of data security.

 

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