Dispatch DER at the edge of the grid.

DER control that runs on site, keeps working when the connection drops, and reports back to the cloud when it returns.

01 Overview

With Voltra Edge, DER control runs on site, keeps working when the connection drops, and reports back to the cloud when it returns.

Part of

Grid flexibility

Who runs it

Utilities
DER developers
Campuses
Aggregators

Used for

Local dispatch
Setpoint schedules
Export limits
Utility signals
Telemetry buffer
Fleet updates

02 Architecture

The modular energy stack

Edge DERMS is one module on a stack you can extend.

Products on top, Fabric in the middle, devices and data sources at the edge. Every product runs on the same Fabric, so a second product works from the devices and site model the first one already connected.

/products

/fabric
Voltra Fabric
The same platform under every product
How Fabric works
- Connect
  Devices over nine protocols, through versioned device profiles.
- Model
  Every device and system as one vendor-agnostic graph.
- Configure
  Devices made to work together from the model.
- Maintain
  Connections and the model kept current as firmware and sites change.

/edge
Devices and data sources
Connected where they are, over the protocols and formats they already use.
- IEEE 2030.5
- DNP3
- Modbus
- MQTT
- OpenADR
- OCPP

03 Features

Edge DERMS, feature by feature.

Offline-safe control

Schedules and limits keep running on site when the cloud connection drops.

Export & import limits

Enforce interconnection and site limits locally, in real time.

Utility interfaces

Take utility signals over IEEE 2030.5 or DNP3.

Store and forward

Telemetry buffers on site and syncs when the link returns.

Remote updates

Ship configuration and software updates to the whole fleet.

Same model as the cloud

Edge and cloud share one device model, so nothing is mapped twice.

Native integrations with the hardware you already use.

Voltra talks to devices over the protocols they already speak, so you keep the equipment you have. Each vendor below is mapped to one device model, so a new site comes online without custom integration work.