Case studies.

PG&E is addressing the challenge of detecting dangerous high impedance faults (HIFs) that can lead to wildfires by partnering with Gridware to implement the Active Grid Response (AGR) platform, which enables real-time detection and situational awareness of hazards, exemplified by a recent incident where an oak tree on a power line was swiftly identified and mitigated before it could ignite a fire.

Puget Sound Energy's pilot with Gridware's Active Grid Response improved their ability to identify outages and prioritize repairs during severe weather, enhancing system resiliency and restoration speed by providing real-time alerts.

Xcel Energy, facing increasing wildfire risks in Colorado, partnered with Gridware to implement Active Grid Response technology, enabling real-time detection of hazardous conditions and successfully preventing a potentially catastrophic fire during a critical incident.