Published: June 20, 2017 |

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Schneider Electric launches EcoStruxure Substation Operation that joins the company’s IoT-enabled system architecture to maximize protection and interoperability of critical energy infrastructures.

Schneider Electric’s latest edge control technology, EcoStruxure Substation Operation enjoys a central position in the pursuit of cutting-edge distribution grid security, simplicity, and interoperability.

At the very heart of transmission and distribution grids, EcoStruxure Substation Operation prioritizes continuity of supply while protecting people and infrastructure. Additionally, it bridges a crucial gap between connected, communicating network equipment and the apps, analytics, and services that converts data into useful and actionable information. Those insights pave the way for superior grid efficiency, minimize network outages, situational response planning, condition monitoring and asset performance management.

“There’s no doubt, the digital substation is the headlining act with respect to advanced electrical grid efficiency. That involves end-to-end cyber security, integration and communication across different devices and systems, streamlined connections with the control room, and a unique capability for optimized asset management,” said Jérome de Parscau, Schneider Electric’s Energy Digital Solutions SVP.

Taking its place among the wider IoT environment, alongside Schneider Electric’s state-of-the-art Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS), EcoStruxure Substation Operation is part of the comprehensive EcoStruxure Grid architecture, in which the company continues to develop and leverage advancements in IoT.

Schneider Electric’s EcoStruxure Substation Operation is a truly digital evolution of PACiS technology, the proven solution for substation automation, transforming substations into data hubs for utility systems, including grid operation and asset performance management systems.

EcoStruxure Substation Operation:

• relies on modern data acquisition at process level and makes information visible for utility crews anywhere, at any time on their mobile devices thanks to associated suite of smart applications.

• offers multi-dimensional interoperability compliance with IEC 61850 edition 2 and is supported by EcoStruxure Grid Engineering Advisor for enhanced engineering and modelling capabilities.

• contributes to improve system resiliency ensuring operational continuity, positive corporate image and regulatory compliance.

Source: (June 15, 2017) Energy Business Review

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