We serve energy-industry firms through the strategic deployment of computer-aided lean management (CALM). CALM uses computer assistance to transform field-intensive industries. CALM uses prediction, optimization and adaptive business algorithms to manage the dynamics and uncertainties of the energy business. CALM draws from across the many silos of information and uses modern, adaptive business tools to turn that information into actionable knowledge. Benefits flow immediately from the transformational change that such computer-intensive analysis and control techniques bring to the business.

Field-intensive industries, such as energy businesses, are different from those centered on the factory floor. While striving to lower capital, operations, and maintenance costs, they also must increase the profitability of their long-lived field assets. There is an enormous business risk inherent in the operation of such long-lived assets: They can quickly degrade, with potentially catastrophic consequences. Uncertainties in this business must be measured, monitored, managed, and capitalized on in order to consistently produce profits. CALM Energy collaborates with our clients to address these industry centric risks, inefficiencies, and growth expectations.

Electric Utilities

CALM Energy provides strategic services and software solutions to enable utilities to protect and leverage their assets and workforce while minimizing their liabilities. CALM’s tools are designed to monitor operational risk exposures and business efficiencies. Some of the world’s leading utility companies utilize CALM Energy services to help them grow shareholder value by better managing risk and improve business efficiencies.

Micro-Grids

CALM Energy incorporates risk management analytics and lean management methodologies to offer a complete suite of tools that permit micro-grid and building managers to understand the multi-dimensional risks associated with asset management and operations with a decision aid to determine how best to reduce energy costs through energy efficiency measures and participation in energy markets.