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Safely and affordably navigate the transition to a fully electrified future with a platform for orchestrating distributed energy resources in coordination with core operations.
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Visualize, predict, and control behavior of front-of-the-meter and behind-the-meter resources with a grid-aware DERMS.
Foster local electric vehicle adoption with integrated visibility, forecasting, and managed charging to keep your grid operating reliably and affordably.
Deliver up an estimated $x million in savings through grid management programs like peak demand reduction and local solar adoption.
Accelerate the pace of your customers’ plans to electrify with increased visibility and control of local resource impacts.
Increase reliability and plan for the worst to ensure your community stays safe during grid outages and natural disasters.
Prepare for a 100% electrified future by maximizing the use of zero-carbon generation and increasing available hosting capacity.
Serve the evolving goals of members by cutting costs and safely integrating distributed energy resources through real-time visibility and control.
Lower operating costs, identify high-value investments, and transition to a low-carbon grid using a platform that actively engagements distributed energy resources.
Foster a new era of member-G&T collaboration by coordinating dispatch of distributed resources to serve both local and system-wide needs.
Camus is your software partner for orchestrating EVs, solar systems, batteries, and more. Chat with our team to learn how utilities are managing DERs and discuss the right path for you.
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