Camus Energy

For utilities who are seeing rapid load growth in their communities, managing the pace and cost of expanding grid capacity can be a major challenge. Camus Energy's software enables operators and planners to work together to serve more load with existing infrastructure by comparing forecasts for net loading with equipment ratings. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gG43p7if

5 days to go! Astrid Atkinson, Camus Energy's CEO will be speaking with Alexina Jackson of AES on "AI, DERs, & FERC 2222: How might it all come together" at Grid Forward 2024 on Tuesday, October 1st! Join us in Room 305 at the Banff Centre. Join the diverse community of market makers, participants and solution providers modernizing the grid across the western US and Canada. Check out the conference agenda and register: https://lnkd.in/gYDFkn8Q

Interested in what's now and what's next for AI on the grid? Hear Camus' Astrid Atkinson and AES' Alexina Jackson discuss how AES and Camus are engaging with AI and what it means for utility operators and planners. Live at Grid Forward in Banff, Alberta on October 1st. Join the diverse community of market makers, participants and solution providers modernizing the grid across the US and Canada. Check out the conference agenda and register: https://lnkd.in/gYDFkn8Q

A slow interconnection process can be a major source of pain for distributed energy resource adopters. It's also a headache for their utilities. Camus helps utility planning teams accelerate interconnections without sacrificing reliability. Our flexible interconnections help utilities speed up the integration of EV fleets, industrial loads, and distributed generation where local grid constraints would otherwise require upgrades. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gG43p7if

To manage the impact of distributed resources, utilities need visibility to the edges of the grid. You can’t manage what you can’t measure. Camus' software brings together utility data from the full alphabet soup of operational systems – alongside data directly from distributed devices – to help utilities generate a composite view of what's happening on the grid today and what's likely to occur tomorrow. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gG43p7if"

"There are thousands of venture-backed climate tech companies in North America. Of those, 50 of them are best-positioned to get their technologies to deployment and scale by 2050, according to a new report by Congruent Ventures and Silicon Valley Bank. The focus of the report, according to Joshua Posamentier, one of the report’s authors and Congruent’s managing partner and co-founder, is on technologies that are either being deployed already or do not require major behavioral changes to be deployed." At Camus, we're proud to be working on the complex but achievable goal of optimizing the existing grid. Check out the full story from Latitude Media to learn about other pioneers in the climate tech space: https://lnkd.in/eq4YmPc8

Money is flowing into climate tech companies, but how do we know which ones will actually have an impact on carbon emissions? A new report from Congruent Ventures and Silicon Valley Bank features Camus as one of 50 companies with significant potential to do just that. 🎉 The report surveyed over 50 experts in academia, finance and private sector businesses to assemble a list that was then whittled down to 50 out of more than 500 nominees. Camus' orchestration software for grid operators and planners is accelerating the transition to a reliable, affordable, and zero-carbon power system. We're grateful and proud to see our progress and potential recognized by industry experts. Check out the full list: https://lnkd.in/gFH42dNn

Interested in what's now and what's next for AI on the grid? Hear Camus' Astrid Atkinson and AES' Alexina Jackson discuss how AES and Camus are engaging with AI and what it means for utility operators and planners. Live at Grid Forward in Banff, Alberta on October 1st. Join the diverse community of market makers, participants and solution providers modernizing the grid across the US and Canada. Check out the conference agenda and register: https://lnkd.in/gYDFkn8Q

In Rural Electric Magazine, a new infographic explains the drivers for and barriers to building new transmission infrastructure. However, one thing's missing: distribution-level flexibility. By tapping into local energy resources, including both generation and flexible demand, utilities can reduce the need for and provide more time for transmission to be built, providing much-needed optionality as they strive to build new infrastructure and keep up with growing electricity demand. As more and more rural utilities start to harness resources in their community, we expect there'll be a new addition to the next infographic. Check out the full infographic at https://lnkd.in/gFyD8khW

We founded Camus Energy to bring world-class software engineering to the fight for a livable planet. Our team is building the grid orchestration platform for the zero-carbon future. As we decarbonize our power sector, tomorrow's grid needs to be smarter, more resilient, and more dynamic. But how we achieve our mission matters, too. At Camus, we have 6 core values that guide our work: 🌎 Build the world you want to live in 💡 Be good energy 👥 Distribute power 🏅 Drive transformation through excellence 🦸🏽♀️ Bring your superpowers ⌛ Play the long game Check out our key values that : https://lnkd.in/gn5eMQpT