PNM Uses Real-Time, Transmission DERMS to Decarbonize Generation Portfolio
During a time of great change, Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) remains the state’s largest electricity provider, serving more than 530K New Mexico residential and business customers. In 2019, New Mexico passed the Energy Transition Act, which mandates PNM and other utilities generate 100% carbon-free electricity by 2045.
Read the full case study to learn how PNM is striving to meet these challenges and how:
- Solar generated data and forecasting allow for real-time energy storage management
- Energy storage charging and dispatch is optimized
- Valuable DERMS expertise is gained for future expansion of solar and energy storage assets
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