Resilience and Reliability Benefits Platform
The Resilience & Reliability Benefits Platform quantifies the value of reliability and resilience investments, turning avoided outage minutes into monetized customer and system benefits.
Reliability Baseline and Benchmarking
Establish where the system stands today. The platform analyzes historical interruption data to build a defensible reliability baseline at the system, region, and feeder level, benchmarked against peers.
Customer Interruption Cost Modeling
Different customers value uninterrupted service differently. The platform applies interruption cost methods across residential, commercial, and industrial classes to translate avoided outage minutes, from everyday events to major storms, into economic value.
Metric-Driven Resilience Framework
Move beyond qualitative resilience claims. A measurable framework scores system performance against both routine interruptions and high-impact, low-frequency events, giving utilities a single view of reliability and resilience and a way to track improvement over time.
Investment Comparison and Attribution
Compare candidate investments on a consistent basis, from undergrounding and pole hardening to microgrids, sectionalizing, and automation. The platform ranks options by benefit per dollar and links completed programs to the reliability improvements they actually delivered, supporting performance reporting and future funding requests.
Storm and Event Scenario Analysis
Stress-test the system against the events that matter in your territory. Scenario analysis draws on the storm analytics experience behind our RECOVER platform to model realistic event footprints, restoration timelines, and the benefits of proposed hardening.
Regulatory and Grid Plan Support
Outputs feed directly into rate cases, performance-based regulation frameworks, and grid plan filings, structured around the reliability metrics regulators already track and backed by quantified resilience value.
Business Impact
Reliability and resilience spending becomes defensible with a single platform. Utilities can justify hardening programs and reliability investments with quantified customer benefits, prioritize the projects that reduce the most risk for the least cost, and meet the quantification bar that performance-based regulation increasingly demands.
