The ElectrifiedGrid Platform

Helping you navigate the uncertainty of the energy transition with confidence

Advanced Modelling Meets Precision Planning

Integrated systems modeling to examine demand scenarios from the generating facility to the individual meter, determining impacts to energy systems throughout the value chain.

• Integrate customer and asset data sets, as well as external sources to generate usable insights for energy ecosystem leaders.
• Predict adoption and consumption behaviours under diverse policy and technology scenarios.
• With geospatial accuracy, determine where technologies will be adopted.
• Predict the load impacts of tech adoption at hourly and sub-hourly granularity.
• Quantify infrastructure impacts and help identify solutions to grid challenges across reliability, affordability and sustainability.

Electrification is a critical pathway of the energy transition towards a more sustainable, lower carbon economy future. However, today’s infrastructure was not designed for this evolutionary pace, and will require a paradigm shift in terms of how energy systems and planned and operated.

The future is here, it’s just not evenly distributed. Already, we are seeing signs of grid capacity constraints emerging in markets around the world that would not have been predicted even as recently as five years ago.

While utilities leaders are working hard to develop the infrastructure necessary to support the energy transition, new analytical tools can help decision makers rapidly identify optimal sets of solutions to meet the changing needs of customers.

It’s time to get ahead of the curve.

The Deloitte Difference:

Through our work over the years in the power, utilities and renewables sector, and through a dedicated global market scan, we know there is a passionate, professional and highly capable group of people waking up every day to solve the energy transition. The challenge we saw in every market was one of integration – integration of bulk system and distribution system modelling, integration of economic and technical modelling, and integration of behavioural and economic modelling Splintered approaches are adding to the complexity and uncertainty, stalling decisions and investments. The clock is running out – we cannot wait, and we firmly believe the impact we can create is to bring systems-based thinking combined with the latest in digital solutions to ensure a smooth transition towards a lower carbon energy system. This is our impact that matters.