
WEBINAR
Join GE Vernova and AWS for a webinar on the hybrid cloud deployment of GridOS® DERMS on AWS. You'll learn how utilities can keep real-time grid control functions on-prem while scaling intelligence in the cloud, without an all-or-nothing migration.
Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) are making the grid more complex than ever. Utilities need speed, scale, flexibility, and security at the same time. On-premises infrastructure can't scale elastically and takes an increasingly long time to source and stage. Pure cloud infrastructure typically isn’t allowed in Operational Technology (OT) environments.
The result? Many utilities hesitate to modernize their DERMS infrastructure. Moving critical grid operations to the cloud carries a real fear of failure and staying fully on-premises limits growth. With a hybrid approach, utilities can modernize with confidence.
GE Vernova and AWS jointly designed a hybrid deployment of GridOS® DERMS to give utilities architectural flexibility. For example, it combines the security and control of on-premises OT operations with the scalability, resilience, and analytics capabilities of AWS cloud infrastructure. Utilities can move a portion of their workloads to AWS and keep full operational control of critical grid functions on premises.
This isn't an experiment. The hybrid deployment builds on the industry's #1-ranked DERMS platform, according to Guidehouse Insights, with more than 15 years of proven deployments around the world. Utilities are leveraging AWS cloud infrastructure as part of their resiliency strategies to support business continuity and geographic redundancy.
Don't miss this chance to modernize DER management with confidence.


