Autonomously operating distribution grids

Identify and alleviate grid constraints, autonomously.

Your central control systems do not have the visibility needed to effectively manage the secondary network.

So you operate based on estimates.

Visibility is limited below the substation

Real-time monitoring typically stops at the substation. Constraints occur lower down.

Where constraints are dynamic

Constraints appear, move and change size with switching, weather, EV charging and new loads.

And topology is uncertain

Records drift with new connections, unrecorded switching and phase changes.

So you build for the peak,

or contract more flexibility than you need

What we're building

Autonomous constraint alleviation

The right resources, behind the right asset, at the moment the constraint occurs.

  1. 01

    Measured constraints

    A device on the asset measures capacity and thermal loading directly: which asset is constrained, and by how much, as it happens.

  2. 02

    Confirmed topology

    Constraint signals travel over the wires, so whatever hears them sits behind that asset. The map updates when the network is switched.

  3. 03

    Autonomous response

    Devices behind the constraint act on their own, without waiting for a forecast or dispatch instruction. Everything else carries on.

What it opens up

Get more from the network you already have

Defer or right-size upgrades. Flexible resources behind a constrained asset shave its local peak, so the upgrade can wait.

Connect more, sooner. Offer flexible interconnection to new load and generation, using the headroom you already have.

Target investment where it matters. Use verified topology and loading data to improve planning and prioritise upgrades.

Talk to us

Got a constraint you can't pin down?

We're looking for a small number of distribution utilities to shape this on their own networks. Especially if a large load wants to connect and the upgrade is years away, or solar and EV connections are blocked on a full feeder.

Or email hello@axanienergysystems.com

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