Through our next generation software platform, we strive to empower utilities and energy providers to address the challenges of today while laying the foundation for tomorrow.
Serve the evolving goals of members by cutting costs and safely integrating distributed energy resources through real-time visibility and control.
Lay the foundation for Distribution System Operations with integrated visibility and management of resources on both sides of the meter.
Usher in a new era of member-G&T collaboration by coordinating dispatch of distributed resources to serve both local and system-wide needs.
Our software utilizes proven artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques to seamlessly integrate data from disparate sources to create always-on grid visibility and orchestration.
Aggregate data from multiple sources to create a robust, multi-dimensional view of current and near-future grid conditions.
Easily model local resources alongside market-procured power to inform procurement, scheduling, and flexibility.
Leverage local resources for grid services such as load shifting or voltage support by providing incentives and market-based payments to community members.
Camus Energy's integrative platform can handle it all, from shaving peaks and reducing backflow to wholesale market integration and power supply planning.
With Grid Management as a Service (GMaaS), utilities subscribe to reliable, secure, cloud-based software hosted by Camus. Instead of quickly becoming obsolete, our tools regularly evolve to tackle new challenges and scale to your needs.
Our zero trust model authenticates each user or subsystem through multi-channel mechanisms, such as two-factor authentication, and provides explicit access to only a limited set of systems.
With open source software, vendors collaborate and design new solutions and features, resulting in a dynamic, evolving platform for managing complex grid environments.
When Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC) announced the ambitious goal of achieving 100% daytime solar by the end of 2022, they needed to improve visibility and control over grid assets to effectively scale up renewable capacity.
