The electric power industry is in transition consumed with the implementation of a true end-to-end Smart Grid that will connect the applications within the utility to the consumer resulting in reduced energy consumption. Various new application layers will improve and optimize electricity generation, delivery and consumption.
Weather is a constantly changing high impact variable for the power industry, touching all aspects of the grid. Integration of a live hyper-local weather layer within grid applications will incorporate real-time intelligence into applications enabling accurate forecasting, improved outage management, and load shifting and peak-demand reduction with minimal customer impact.
Earth Networks combines its vast data processing infrastructure, information from over 8,000 live weather stations, as well as a portfolio of products and services to provide the electric power industry with information and tools to drive optimal load balancing, successful demand response and consumer energy management initiatives. The end result is lower energy consumption, reduced costs and a smaller carbon footprint.
Weather Network
Largest weather network providing proprietary and multi-source real-time information on 27 weather variables including wind speed and direction, lightning, temperature, humidity, and rainfall.
Total Lightning Network™
In-cloud and cloud-to-ground lightning detection, known as total lightning, providing advance severe storm warning capabilities for asset protection and crew safety.
e5 Demand Response
Detailed weather information and forecasts integrated into demand response programs provide predictive intelligence on energy consumption and empower users to engage in reducing their carbon footprint.
StreamerRT
Online weather visualization and modeling tool enabling detailed weather layers on one map with custom views for multi-location monitoring within the service area.
Weather Data Feeds
Integrated observational and historical weather feeds enable mitigation of outages and service disruptions, Smart Grid intelligence and integrated consumer demand response programs
Weather Stations
Complete weather sensor deployment to improve the visibility of weather at your critical asset locations.