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Grid optimization is a technology used by utilities to improve the efficiency of their electricity grids. It involves the use of advanced analytics and automation to identify and address inefficiencies in the grid, such as power outages, voltage fluctuations, and energy losses. Grid optimization can also help utilities reduce their operational costs and improve customer service.
Grid optimization solutions are becoming increasingly popular among utilities, as they provide a cost-effective way to improve the reliability and performance of their electricity grids. By leveraging advanced analytics and automation, utilities can identify and address inefficiencies in their grids, resulting in improved customer service and cost savings.
Some of the companies in the grid optimization market include ABB, Siemens, Schneider Electric, General Electric, and Oracle. Show Less Read more
