Objectives
Deploy ADMS to integrate SCADA/DMS/OMS, provide state estimation, VVO, FLISR and enterprise integrations.
Scale smart metering/AMI to support innovative tariffs and near-real-time insights for customers and operations.
Standardize operating practices and data models across concessions to improve safety, compliance and efficiency.
Scope & Technology
ADMS core: topology processing, load flow, FLISR, Volt/VAR optimization; integration with OMS and mobile workforce/field dispatch.
Field data sources: meters, transformers and other IEDs feeding real-time telemetry into the control room.
Tariff innovation: Conta Inteligente sandbox (ANEEL P&D) to test new tariff models and billing schemes; ~4,000 smart meters in initial cohorts (Sul-Sudeste).
Innovation governance: ANEEL-regulated P&D portfolio supporting digitalization, efficiency and new services.
Implementation Phases
Assessment & Blueprint — Current-state review; target architecture and cybersecurity patterns; enterprise integration map (GIS, AMI/MDM, CIS, WFM).
Data & Model Readiness — Network model cleanup/standardization and telemetry onboarding for ADMS quality.
Pilot & PoC — Limited-feeder ADMS functions (FLISR/VVO), operator run-books, and tariff sandbox pilots with AMI cohorts.
Scale-up & Standardization — Progressive rollout to additional concessions; unify workflows and KPIs in the control centers.
Operations & Optimization — KPI tracking (SAIDI/SAIFI, CML, voltage violations), analytics and continuous improvement.
Integrations
Control room: ADMS ↔ OMS/Call-center ↔ Field dispatch/Mobile.
Enterprise: AMI/MDM for interval data and remote operations feeding tariffs and billing experiments.
Cybersecurity & Compliance
Security patterns embedded in the ADMS rollout and data governance aligned to Brazil’s LGPD and evolving “Open Energy” data-sharing principles.
Change Management
Operator training, playbooks for FLISR/VVO, customer communications for tariff experiments, and stakeholder forums across concessions.
Early Outcomes / Expected Benefits
Faster outage detection, localization and restoration; improved situational awareness for operators.
Better voltage control and loss reduction through VVO and data-driven switching. (Industry-standard ADMS use cases).
Customer empowerment and potential bill savings via dynamic tariffs and usage transparency from AMI.
Standardized operations and performance monitoring across concessions.
Risks & Mitigations
Data/model quality → dedicated cleansing program and validation tooling before go-live.
Integration complexity → phased interfaces, middleware patterns, and end-to-end test harnesses.
Adoption → structured operator training and progressive enablement of automation (advisory → supervised → automatic).
Timeline (Illustrative)
2024: Program launch, pilots and sandbox tariff cohorts.
2025–2026: Rollout to additional regions; expand AMI and ADMS functions.
2027: Enterprise-wide adoption with unified operations.
