Electric Power Research Institute, Inc.
Nonprofit research organization helping utilities and manufacturers improve power quality, reliability, and asset performance
- Engagement models
- Project, Retainer, Workshop or training, Productized service
- Ideal client stage
- Established business, Enterprise
- Ideal client size
- 201 to 1,000 people, More than 1,000 people
- Works in
- United States, North America
- Based in
- Palo Alto, California, United States
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Nonprofit research organization delivering power quality research, testing, certification, training, and consulting for utilities and manufacturers.
Services
- Power quality assessments
On-site evaluations and facility assessments to identify voltage sags, transients, electromagnetic interference and other power quality disturbances affecting plant uptime and process reliability.
- Laboratory testing and product certification
Laboratory testing and certification services for equipment and components to verify performance and compliance with relevant industry standards.
- Training and workshops
Technical training and workshop programs that equip utility and manufacturer engineers with methods to analyze disturbances and apply best practices to improve reliability.
- Consulting and design services
Design consulting and technical support to mitigate power quality issues, integrate new technologies, and strengthen asset performance across supply chains.
- Power Quality Investigator (PQI) web application
Web application that enables engineers to assess voltage susceptibility in processes and support power quality audits.
- PQView 4 analytics
Advanced analytics application for gaining insights into power quality data and understanding system disturbances.
- Open PQ Dashboard (open-source)
Open platform providing visualization of electric system disturbances to help engineers analyze and share disturbance data.
- Power Quality Investigator web service (API)
Web service/API to streamline data access for power quality audits and integrate power quality data into workflows and tools.
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