Utilicast will prepare a gap assessment study and report on the efforts necessary for a Western U.S. utility to extend its current state of systems and operations into readiness to join the Western Energy Imbalance Market (WEIM) in April 2022.
A large Midwestern U.S. energy company has retained Utilicast to reconfigure their OSIsoft PI system to correctly communicate with a solar plant’s controls upgrade.
Utilicast is providing a NERC certified operator to support a Northwestern U.S. utility with grid operations as part of Western Energy Imbalance Market (WEIM) entry.
Utilicast was hired to facilitate a scope analysis and assessment effort for an International Renewable Power and Energy Solutions provider’s transition of their scheduling operations from a third-party service provider to their internal operations groups. The intent is to completely define the organizational and system changes needed to bring scheduling and related functions in-house.
Utilicast is providing subject matter expertise and project leadership for an entity’s integration into the Western Energy Imbalance Market (WEIM). Utilicast will provide support and direction for software requirements, system implementation, business area process development, testing, and general WEIM readiness support.
Utilicast is providing Power Marketing support to a large Midwestern U.S. utility, focused on Ion Endur and SPP market changes.
Utilicast is providing project management and business analysis for a large Midwestern U.S. utility in support of a CTRM product upgrade.
Utilicast was hired by a Southwestern Transmission Operator to provide subject matter expertise and project leadership for the entity’s integration into the Western Energy Imbalance Market (WEIM). The support includes direction for software requirements, system implementation, business area process development, testing, and general WEIM readiness support.
Utilicast facilitates a scope analysis and assessment effort for an International renewable power and energy solutions provider’s transition of their scheduling operations from a third-party service provider to their internal operations groups. The intent is to completely define the organizational and system changes needed to bring scheduling and related functions in-house.
Utilicast was hired by a major generation and transmission entity in the Northwestern U.S. to provide Scrum Master management to achieve the objectives of two internal initiatives. The first initiative is on improving data as it pertains to power generation dispatch and targets data quality, accuracy, precision to optimize systems and processes and to improve […]