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Camus Energy

Camus Energy

Founded 2019

Connect large power loads and data centers to the electrical grid faster

You can use Camus to connect large loads like data centers to the electric grid years faster by establishing flexible connection agreements. The system assesses hourly transmission and distribution capacity using utility data to identify constraints across substations and lines. Utilities can divide power demand into firm capacity and conditional capacity, avoiding multi-year transmission infrastructure upgrades. It generates day-ahead operating forecasts and closed-loop controls, signaling when conditional limits apply so large facilities can switch to on-site power and protect local grid stability.

What Camus Energy does

Map available hourly capacity across substations and power linesCalculate firm versus conditional power capacity for new facilitiesGenerate day-ahead operating envelopes for flexible customer loadsSend automated alerts when grid constraints approach safe limitsMonitor real-time conductor loading against physical thermal ratingsSimulate grid impacts of adding new high-density computing loadsHourly grid capacity forecasting using real utility dataSeparation of site demand into firm and conditional capacityDay-ahead operating envelopes to notify facilities of upcoming constraintsClosed-loop controls to enforce safe operating limits in real timeShared visibility into conductor loading and substation constraintsGrid interconnection planning beyond worst-case peak hour assumptions

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