Utilicast will provide consulting services to support an Eastern investor-owned utility’s FERC 2222 Implementation in preparation for the PJM energy/ancillary services market participation go live. These services include process modeling, user story development, vendor selection for interconnection and market registration workstreams, and settlement process impact analysis.
Utilicast was selected to provide a private Mountain utility with an assessment of SPP Markets+. The assessment includes scope definition, costing and high-level implementation planning.
A Central investor-owned utility recently went live with the CADS Platform and is completing phase 2 of the project, in which they are implementing application updates and enhancements. Utilicast shall provide project management and leadership consulting services to execute the activities and develop the deliverables associated with the CADS Platform Phase 2 Lighting Project.
FERC Order 881 requires transmission providers to implement ambient adjusted ratings (AAR) no later than July 2025, to enhance the efficiency of transmission. Utilicast will provide project management consulting services for a Central investor-owned utility to execute the activities associated with upgrade their Advanced Energy Management System (AEMS) to include a new application OpenAAR.
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Utilicast will provide solution expertise for an ION Endur (Energy Trading & Risk Management) upgrade from v16.1 to v24.x for a public Pacific utility.
An investor-owned Pacific utility has selected Utilicast to support several data and automation projects that will allow them to meet FERC and CAISO deadlines for implementing Ambient Adjusted Ratings (AAR).
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Utilicast will provide project management support an investor-owned pacific utility’s EMS upgrade project.
Utilicast evaluated the impacts of joining the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) Markets+ for an investor-owned Pacific utility. The Gap Assessment focused on the impacts to the client’s personnel, business processes, and technology.
Utilicast will review EDAM’s most current design and evaluate the impacts of WEIM and EDAM participation on a Mountain municipality’s staff, processes, and technology. Utilicast will conduct a gap assessment to document the gaps and required changes, develop a high-level implementation schedule, and will work with the municipality to evaluate the costs and gaps of a phased WEIM and later EDAM implementation against a combined WEIM EDAM implementation.
Utilicast was selected to support a Mountain investor-owned utility’s assessment of EDAM readiness as well as an options analysis for EDAM vs. Markets+ entry.