See the network together.
Bring asset status and operating information into a shared view so your team can understand what is happening across participating resources.

VPP operations
Bring generation, storage and flexible demand into an operating plan built around your energy needs. Parsecc DERMS helps your team monitor connected resources, plan their participation and coordinate their response across a Virtual Power Plant.
Discuss your VPP operationsOperate as a network
Connected equipment creates an opportunity to work together. Parsecc DERMS brings the operating picture and coordinated response into one approach, built around your sites and the energy needs they serve.
Bring asset status and operating information into a shared view so your team can understand what is happening across participating resources.
Account for site requirements, equipment limits and resource availability when planning a response.
Coordinate generation, stored energy and suitable load adjustments around the needs of the network.
Explore coordinated operation
During a higher-demand period, each resource has a different role. Select a contribution to see how it fits into the response.
Asset availability · Site priorities · Operating limits
Contribute available electricity.
Available supplyDischarge within the battery’s limits.
Stored energyAdjust suitable electricity use.
Load adjustmentCombined response
Available generation supplies electricity, batteries contribute stored energy, and suitable loads adjust their consumption. Parsecc DERMS coordinates these roles around the operating plan and the needs of participating sites.
Illustrative higher-demand scenario. Resource roles are conceptual; the example shows no measured output, savings or market result.
Bring the network into view.
Collect operating information through AIoT controllers and compatible connections. Parsecc DERMS brings participating generation, storage and flexible loads into a shared operating view.
Know which resources can participate.
Review asset status, equipment limits and site requirements to establish the resources available for the operating plan. Participation reflects what each asset can contribute at that time.
Prepare around the needs of the network.
Use expected generation, demand and site priorities to establish an operating plan. Consider how the resources complement one another while preserving the requirements of participating sites.
Give each participating resource its role.
Parsecc DERMS sends operating instructions through connected controllers to compatible equipment. Generation, batteries and controllable loads follow their assigned roles within the operating plan.
Follow the assets as the plan unfolds.
Monitor operating updates as participating resources carry out their instructions. Returning equipment information helps your team assess the response across the network.
Use the response to inform what comes next.
Compare the observed response with the operating plan. Review differences and site conditions to inform subsequent schedules, participation and operating decisions.
Parsecc is our Distributed Energy Resource Management System. It brings operating information from participating resources into a shared view and coordinates instructions through connected controllers and compatible equipment.
Generation produces electricity, batteries hold energy for later use, and flexible loads adjust when or how much electricity they consume. The operating plan coordinates these different capabilities around network needs and site requirements.
Site requirements and equipment limits are inputs to the operating plan. Available participation is established within those boundaries before resources are coordinated.
Start with an asset review covering equipment capabilities, communications and operating requirements. Our Connected Devices page explains how AIoT controllers connect compatible equipment with Parsecc DERMS.
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