We help utilities and energy teams run complex studies and turn their workflows into reliable, scalable systems.
From providing modeling services to platforms like Minerva, everything we do is built to support engineers and simplify how studies get done.
More scenarios. More constraints. More pressure to move faster without risking reliability.
At the same time, the tools and processes behind these studies haven’t kept up.
We work alongside utilities and energy organizations to run studies, improve workflows, and automate the work behind them, helping teams move faster with confidence.
Our power systems engineers augment your team for complex modeling.
Our user experience experts ensure the data is actionable, transparent, and meaningful.
Our software engineers build the automation that clears your backlog.
Most software companies don't understand the grid.
Most grid consultants don't understand software.
We are the rare team that speaks both languages fluently. We understand the frustration of broken models and opaque data. That’s why we built a team of experts dedicated to one mission: helping utilities modernize their study workflows.
Problem: Facility ratings were scattered, manual, and error-prone.
Solution: A digital ratings system that increases accuracy, granularity, and compliance.
Problem: Rapid load growth made transmission capacity harder to evaluate quickly and reliably.
Solution: A hosting capacity tool that speeds analysis and drives smarter grid expansion.
Problem: Critical maintenance data was hard to access, slowing outage planning and operations.
Solution: A platform (ANODE) that centralizes data and accelerates reliability decisions.
Minerva gives planners and developers transparent, visual, and actionable insights into hosting capacity and interconnection timing. This means utilities and their partners get fast, intuitive ways to analyze their systems – with no coding or from-scratch modeling required.
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Whether you’re in policy, planning, engineering, or software, there’s a seat for you at the table.
Our engineers and designers publish weekly articles on the systems, software, and data challenges shaping the future of the grid. No fluff—just practical insights and lessons.
