OPEN from Kreiss Johnson Technologies (KJT) takes substation automation to the next level by leveraging critical, yet untapped fault, event, and disturbance data. The software system's automated collection, correlation, and intelligent analysis of "non-operational" data yield immediate insights on which utilities can take action to save time and money.

How can your utility benefit from OPEN?

Improved system reliability
Shortened system restoration times
Reduced maintenance costs
Decreased construction costs
Greater employee productivity
More time- and money-saving opportunities

non-operational data n 1: complex, routinely unused substation data, such as records of faults, voltage disturbances, power grid fluctuations, equipment condition status, and environmental factors like lightning 2: All substation data other than the real-time, "operational" status of transmission and distribution systems

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Featured Insights

from Utility Automation & Engineering/T&D

"Utilities Enhance Bottom Line by Leveraging Non-Operational Data" (Jan 2004)
"New technology is making non-operational data much easier and faster to use," said Bob Burnett, President of Fault Data Enterprises. "The key now is for utilities to trust it."
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"Non-Operational Data: The Untapped Value of Substation Automation" (Sept 2003)
"The Blackout of 2003 serves as a cautionary tale of the dangers utilities face when they do not recognize the subtle, early-warning signs of system weakness. Non-operational data has the power to reveal infrastructure flaws… before they cascade into catastrophic events."
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News

June 29, 2004: AREVA T&D Partners With Kreiss Johnson Technologies to Deliver Advanced Substation Automation Solutions