For the fourth consecutive year, energy management and automation provider Schneider Electric, has been recognised as a leader in Advanced Distribution Management Systems (ADMS) systems by Gartner.
ADMS are comprehensive, grid management platforms for electric power distribution and provide numerous capabilities to system operators. These systems are key to electricity distributors’ strategies to boost grid efficiency, improve system reliability and resiliency, optimise asset management and network operations, and reduce system costs and capital investment.
It is Schneider’s fourth consecutive year, as leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Advanced Distribution Management Systems report. And, for the third year in a row, the company also scored the highest in the accompanying Critical Capabilities for Advanced Distribution Management Systems report in each of the three Use Cases measured by Gartner - Improve Outage Response, Optimise Grid Operation and Manage DER Impacts.
“I’m exceedingly proud of the talented professionals whose expertise, dedication and ceaseless commitment to innovation has again made Gartner’s recognition possible,” said Frédéric Abbal, Executive Vice President of Schneider Electric’s Energy Business. “We believe being named a leader in ADMS once again is a tangible reflection of our constant pursuit of what digitisation can really accomplish, in this case with respect to grid efficiency and asset optimisation for distribution utilities.”
Schneider Electric's EcoStruxure ADMS is used by 75 utility companies serving 70 million customers worldwide. In the past 12 months, Schneider has signed 12 new ADMS contracts, adding eight million service points to its cumulative end customer base. The largest installation site is Enel, with 31,500 feeders and 31 million metered service points.
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