Survalent Category: Why Survalent

How SurvalentONE SCADA Supports Wildfire Mitigation Strategies

As wildfire threats intensify across North America, electric utilities are under growing pressure to take proactive steps that protect communities, infrastructure, and field crews. While vegetation management and infrastructure upgrades are important, operational technologies like SCADA systems play a critical [...]

6 Reasons Survalent’s Synergy EMS Is the Best Solution for Managing Renewable Energy Assets

Independent Power Producers (IPPs) must balance visibility, reliability, and efficiency across a wide range of assets as renewable portfolios grow. Whether you’re managing one or multiple solar, wind, and storage sites - often with different technologies and vendors - you [...]

7 Reasons Survalent is the Best Energy Management System for BESS

Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are critical to modern grid operations, helping companies balance supply and demand, support renewable power integration, and enhance reliability. But to maximize their impact, these systems require more than just monitoring. They need a purpose-built [...]

7 Reasons Survalent’s Synergy EMS Is Ideal for Power Monitoring in Data Centers

As data centers expand to meet the demands of AI, cloud computing, and continuous digital services, power reliability has become a non-negotiable priority. Facilities must manage increasingly complex electrical infrastructure across distributed systems while ensuring efficiency, compliance, and uptime. Survalent’s [...]

7 Reasons Survalent’s Synergy EMS is the Right Energy Management System for Oil and Gas Operations

In oil and gas environments, power disruptions aren’t just inconvenient - they can cause equipment damage, production delays, and significant financial losses. As electrical systems grow more complex and distributed, traditional SCADA or industrial platforms often fall short in delivering [...]

Infographic on Improving Grid Visibility and DER Coordination in the Ontario Power Grid

Discover how SurvalentONE ADMS helped drive the Framework and Demonstration of a Multi-Market Model (FDMM) project, enhancing grid visibility and DER coordination across Ontario. Click here to access the references and source links featured in this infographic.

La hoja de ruta de las utilities hacia un futuro habilitado para DER

Impulsada por la rápida adopción de recursos energéticos distribuidos (DER), la red eléctrica está evolucionando a un ritmo sin precedentes, lo que obliga a las utilities a replantearse cómo gestionan, supervisan y optimizan sus redes para un futuro más dinámico [...]

The Utility Roadmap to a DER-Enabled Future

Driven by the rapid adoption of distributed energy resources (DERs), the energy grid is evolving at an unprecedented pace, pushing utilities to rethink how they manage, monitor, and optimize their networks for a more dynamic and decentralized future. Transitioning to [...]

Historias de éxito del mundo real: optimizando la gestión de interrupciones y mejorando la satisfacción del cliente con SurvalentONE OMS

La respuesta en tiempo real y una comunicación clara son fundamentales en la gestión de interrupciones. Los clientes esperan ser informados sobre los cortes de energía y tener la seguridad de que su utility está enfocada en restaurar el servicio [...]

Six Reasons to Choose Survalent

Reason # 1: Customer centricity is the core of our business Tired of chasing down your vendors, vying for their attention to get resources allocated to your upgrade or implementation? Need your voice to be heard amongst the sea [...]

7 Important Reasons to Attend the Survalent Global User Conference

On the fence about attending this year’s user conference? We’ve put together the top 7 reasons you should register today … this is an event not to be missed! Reason # 1: Learn from your peers. Every year, customers [...]

It’s Time to End your Reliance on Vendors for Upgrades, Configurations, and Implementations

For many utilities, system upgrades and grid modernization initiatives have faced unexpected delays due to one key challenge: dependence on onsite visits from vendor technicians for configurations, upgrades, training, and system implementations. When utilities rely heavily on external support, any [...]