CASE STUDIES

Cost Allocation

Demand Management

Distribution SCADA - Stanford University electrical power supply is from an on campus 50 MW co-generation facility. The cogeneration plant is directly connected to the Stanford owned 69kV substation which is also interconnected with PG&E's transmission. Approximately 24 MW is supplied to the campus buildings with the balance being sold to PG&E. A 42 MVA distribution system, (12kV and 4kV) distributes power throughout the campus and is operated and maintained by the university facility operations utilities high voltage departments. APT helped develop and implement the campus SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system which provides metering for billing and cost allocation, distribution system status and alarming for the high volt shop, power quality monitoring for critical facilities, load flow information for engineering and planning, etc. In addition, APT provides ongoing support under contract.  Stanford SCADA

Critical Facility Monitoring

Enterprise Energy Management

Power Quality Monitoring System