ElektroDistribucija Srbije modernizes its grid with Schneider Electric's EcoStruxure ADMS and DERMS
ElektroDistribucija Srbije · Serbia
ElektroDistribucija Srbije (EDS), Serbia's distribution system operator serving 3.8 million customers, implemented EcoStruxure ADMS and EcoStruxure DERMS from Schneider Electric to digitize grid operations, support renewable energy integration and improve reliability across its legacy electricity grid. Results included a 10-15% reduction in network losses, a roughly 20% reduction in outages, improved integration of distributed renewable energy resources, and condition-based maintenance improving operational efficiency.
Overview
ElektroDistribucija Srbije (EDS), Serbia's distribution system operator serving 3.8 million customers, implemented EcoStruxure ADMS and EcoStruxure DERMS from Schneider Electric to digitize grid operations, support renewable energy integration and improve reliability across its legacy electricity grid. Results included a 10-15% reduction in network losses, a roughly 20% reduction in outages, improved integration of distributed renewable energy resources, and condition-based maintenance improving operational efficiency.
The challenge
ElektroDistribucija Srbije (EDS), Serbia's distribution system operator serving 3.8 million customers, needed to modernize its legacy electricity grid to support renewable energy integration and improve reliability.
The solution
EDS implemented EcoStruxure ADMS and EcoStruxure DERMS from Schneider Electric to digitize grid operations, with the partnership aimed at reducing network losses and increasing operational efficiency through network digitalization.
Reported business value
Results included a 10-15% reduction in network losses, a roughly 20% reduction in outages, improved integration of distributed renewable energy resources, condition-based maintenance improving operational efficiency, and increased grid reliability for 3.8 million customers.
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