Itron and GE Vernova collaborate on data fabric

Itron and GE Vernova collaborate on data fabric

Two industry leaders, Itron and GE Vernova, are collaborating to help utilities around the world employ grid data to operate and orchestrate the distribution grid in real-time to enable a more reliable, resilient grid for the end user. This collaboration intends to leverage GE Vernova’s GridOS Data Fabric as part of its GridOS software portfolio…


Two industry leaders, Itron and GE Vernova, are collaborating to help utilities around the world employ grid data to operate and orchestrate the distribution grid in real-time to enable a more reliable, resilient grid for the end user.

This collaboration intends to leverage GE Vernova’s GridOS Data Fabric as part of its GridOS software portfolio to connect grid operations and grid edge data from sources such as residential solar, electric vehicles and more.

Watch the video below where Don Reeves, senior vice president of Outcomes at Itron, Stefan Zschiegner, vice president of product management at Itron, and Sean Moser, chief product officer of Grid Software at GE Vernova, discuss their collaboration designed to help utilities around the world employ real-time insights, enabling a more reliable and resilient grid.

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