Energy & Utilities

A clearer view
of a changing grid

As renewable generation, electric vehicles and heat pumps change the demands on an electricity network, an energy and utilities provider needs to understand what is happening across the system and what a decision could affect next.

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Conceptual electricity grid with connected points of light

The challenge

Network conditions were becoming harder to read

Traditional monitoring and specialist knowledge made it difficult to see the full picture across a changing distribution network.

Teams needed a way to connect historical patterns, consumption, generation and network structure so that planning could happen with more context.

Aquila · MATCH

The system’s behaviour became a shared question

The work examined historical patterns, consumption data and generation trends across the electricity distribution environment.

The goal was to find where existing information could support earlier decisions and where teams were still relying on narrow views or manual interpretation.

Phoenix · MERGE

A living model of the network

The transformation connected time-based events with the relationships in the grid, creating a shared operational picture that could be explored and extended.

The design was shaped around the customer’s existing infrastructure and the questions operators needed to answer, rather than around a generic dashboard.

Sculptor · CREATE

From visibility to the next action

Training and documentation helped generalist staff work with information that had previously required more specialist interpretation.

01

Monitor

See network conditions in a shared operational view.

02

Anticipate

Explore consumption and generation patterns and flag situations that need attention.

03

Plan

Support reconfiguration, maintenance and investment decisions with connected context.

Outcome

A foundation for better grid decisions

This energy and utilities story shows how connected operational information can help a team move from fragmented signals toward a shared view of the network. The resulting model supports monitoring, predictive analysis, alerts, reconfiguration planning, maintenance scheduling and investment decisions.

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What does your operational data fail to show?

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