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**DERMS**

What is DERMS?

Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) are software platforms used to manage and optimize distributed energy resources (DERs) such as solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, wind turbines, battery storage, and electric vehicles. DERMS enable utilities and grid operators to monitor, control, and coordinate these DERs to improve grid reliability, efficiency, and resilience. They are commonly used to aggregate DERs into virtual power plants (VPPs), provide grid services like frequency regulation and voltage support, and manage energy flow in distribution networks.

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What other technologies are related to DERMS?

DERMS Competitor Technologies

ADMS
Advanced Distribution Management Systems (ADMS) offer similar functionalities to DERMS but with a broader scope, potentially overlapping in DER management capabilities. They can sometimes be viewed as competing solutions for managing distribution grids with DERs.
DRMS
Demand Response Management Systems (DRMS) manage demand-side flexibility. Although, in some cases, Demand response programs can integrate with DERMS, they can also be a substitute for some DERMS functionalities.
DMS
Distribution Management Systems (DMS) provide broad distribution grid management capabilities. The DER functionalities within a DMS can compete with dedicated DERMS solutions.
Number of organizations that mention technology
248
DERMS
598
ADMS
50
DRMS
4,528
DMS
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DERMS Complementary Technologies

AMI
Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) provides granular data on energy consumption and DER production, which is crucial for DERMS to effectively monitor and control distributed energy resources.
FLISR
Fault Location, Isolation, and Service Restoration (FLISR) can work in conjunction with DERMS to improve grid resilience by leveraging DERs during fault events. DERMS can use FLISR data to respond to system disturbances.
IEEE 2030.5
IEEE 2030.5
IEEE 2030.5 is a communication protocol standard used for DER integration. It is complementary to DERMS by enabling standardized communication between DERMS and DER devices.
Number of organizations that mention technology
248
DERMS
1,104
AMI
56
FLISR
90
IEEE 2030.5
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Which job functions commonly mention DERMS?

Telecommunications Engineer
0.3% of all Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention DERMS
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Solutions Architect
46 Solutions Architect jobs mention DERMS
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Consultant
121 Consultant jobs mention DERMS
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Customer Engineer
76 Customer Engineer jobs mention DERMS
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Sales, Marketing, Customer Support & Business Development
237 Sales, Marketing, Customer Support & Business Development jobs mention DERMS
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Which organizations are mentioning DERMS?

DERMS
Pacific Gas and Electric
Utilities 
19 team
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 2 people
use DERMS
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DERMS
GE Vernova
Scientific and Technical Services 
16 team
mention DERMS
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 2 people
use DERMS
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DERMS
Ernst & Young
Professional Services 
14 team
mention DERMS
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 1 person
use DERMS
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DERMS
Southern California Edison
Utilities 
14 team
mention DERMS
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 1 person
use DERMS
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DERMS
Aspen Technology
 
10 team
mention DERMS
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 2 people
use DERMS
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