Digitally Transforming the Electric Grid
Through its products and services, OES helps utilities and utility customers realize value from advanced and emerging technologies that are dramatically altering the way today's grid and associated markets operate. OES helps utilities and customers realize value from emerging technologies.From the Smarter Meter to the Smarter Grid In our new white paper, we look at the limits of AMI 2.0, where some of that promised value may not be realized, and a path forward that puts each kind of AI where the compute, data, and control authority exist to support it.
The Experts and Software
that enable grid modernization
Our teams are working with partners in the industry to bring modern solutions to every facet of grid modernization. And our software is empowering users to control, manage, and optimize their infrastructure and workflows.
The Open Distributed Systems Operations Platform (OpenDSO™) Open Distributed Systems Operations (OpenDSO™) is a utility-led, near real-time, grid-edge enablement portfolio that enables interoperability, edge intelligence and application management services for operating the electrical grid.
– Execution at the Edge™
OES Professional Services We deliver every phase of grid modernization, from lab environments to the grid. Specializing in the full lifecycle of advanced energy management solutions: from planning and design through installation, commissioning, and operations.
OpenFMB™ Adapter Open Field Message Bus (OpenFMB) provides unparalleled interoperability for grid devices, using peer-to-peer communications technology. OES offers an open source release of its adapter and associated tools for customizing, configuring, deploying, and visualizing OpenFMB™ solutions. This first of its kind toolset, has been developed and tested across numerous types of end devices, gateways, and grid systems from various vendors. It is compliant with v2.1 of the OpenFMB™ data model.
Latest News
Monday, October 26th 2026
From the Smarter Meter to the Smarter Grid
AMI 2.0 turns the meter into an open, IP-native grid sensor with real on-board detection, but the meter's compute, communications, vantage point, and control authority all stop at the premise. This paper lays out a tiered approach to distributed intelligence: purpose-built detection at the edge, coordinating agents at the substation, reasoning and control in the enterprise, and shows how OES' OpenDSO platform turns the AMI network into a grid-wide sensing fabric to bring observability and control across the grid.
Tuesday, July 14th 2026
Advanced Data Center Power Management
Advanced Data Center Power Management extends data center power monitoring into a grid-interactive, forecast-driven control architecture built on OpenDSO. It coordinates PDUs, UPS, storage, and on-site generation with grid constraints and market signals — forecasting load, dispatching assets, and shifting compute across sites to cut demand charges, defer upgrades, and keep power available for AI workloads
Thursday, June 4th 2026
Quantifying Resilience Benefits in DER Investments
A data-driven framework from Duke Energy and Open Energy Solutions for quantifying and monetizing the resilience benefits of DER investments.
Digitally Transforming the Grid
Execution at the Edge™