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XTENSIBLE SERVICES

EVERYTHING DATA FOR UTILITIES

GRID FOR A CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE

Reimage the Grid for A Clean Energy Future

Xtensible has been part of their journey for more than 15 years. The services Xtensible has been asked to provide for vastly different projects include architecture, design, integration, analytics, and corporate strategy.

As a foundation, Xtensible worked with the utility to architect their Enterprise Analytics Platform. Approximately 10TB of data is now processed on a weekly basis.

Weather and wildfire modeling

Enterprise Analytics Platform

Advanced Distribution Management Integration

Load and Der Registration capabilities

Grid Network Connectivity Model Service

Public Safety Power Shutoff

Engineering Analysis

OPEN ACCESS TO ENERGY MARKET

360 VIEW OF ASSET DATA

AFFIRMA

DATA MANAGEMENT WITH AFFIRMA

DATA IMPACT ANALYSIS CHANGE IN SYSTEMS

MANAGING 100’s OF

COMMON DATA DEFINITION & SEMANTICS

DATA MANAGEMENT WITH AFFIRMA

DATA IMPACT ANALYSIS CHANGE IN SYSTEMS

MANAGING 100’s OF

COMMON DATA DEFINITION & SEMANTICS

INSIGHTS AND LEARNINGS

XTENSIBLE 25 YEARS OF UTILITY INSIGHTS

UTILITY INDUSTRY STANDARDS

Utility Industry Standards

CIM Industry Standards for Utilities

The Common Information Model is an electric power transmission and distribution standard developed by the electric power industry. It aims to allow for data definition and exchange of information about an electrical network and core utility functions. It has been officially adopted by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). It defines a common vocabulary and basic ontology or semantics and broken up into three major yet interconnected standards.

What does the cover?

CIM 61970

Network Connectivity Model
Network Connectivity Model Exchange
SCADA
Control Center
MORE…

CIM 61968

Meter
Asset & Asset Management
Network Operations
Maintenance & Construction
MORE…

CIM 62325

Marketing Operations

OpenFMB

The Open Field Message Bus™ (OpenFMB™) bringing IoT and advanced interoperability to the power grid. It is a framework for distributed intelligent nodes interacting with each other through loosely coupled, peer -to-peer messaging for fielded devices and systems at the grid edge. It is simply the application of industrial internet technologies and techniques to enable the smart grid.

Utilize existing and develop new business use cases
Identify data requirements
Design integration work with both IT and OT
Develop data models based off the OpenFMB Standard
Support physical implementation through our software vendor partner

DATA FABRIC VS. DATA MESH

UTILITY COMMON INFORMATION MODEL