Clients - Metrum

In 2022, Metrum signed a framework agreement with Svenska kraftnät (TSO) that includes the delivery of new power quality and control meters that will be installed in all substations.

Göteborg Energi (DSO) has selected Metrum for it´s Power Quality monitoring since many years back and during 2023 upgraded all of its HV/MV-substations (130/10 kV) with the latest PQX3-FR and PQX3-M instruments.

Umeå Energi (DSO) is equipping all of its power grid stations with Metrum SC. Better power quality for the company’s customers and adaptation to upcoming grid regulations make the investments profitable.

In a pilot project an annual energy savings of 20 GWh have been identified, which corresponds to 10-15 million SEK. The project consists of measurement and adjustment at four of 44 converter stations in the Swedish railway network.

Tidaholms Energi (DSO) is making a comprehensive investment in measuring power quality and detecting disturbances. The benefits include higher security of supply, scope for proactive maintenance and better grid information.

Metrum’s adapted measurement system provides early warnings that help Höganäs Energi (DSO) avoid tariff infractions. At the same time, power quality and disturbances in the grid are monitored.

By measuring electricity quality, The Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc (CEC) (TSO/DSO) can comply with current requirements and standards. At the same time, they reduce their costs considerably.

From a recent tender process Wesfarmer CSBP Kwinana in Australia selected Class A PQ meters by Metrum and its local partner KingHill to supply a qualified Power Quality Monitoring System.

Sandvik has invested in Metrum’s measurement system to reduce energy consumption. At the same time, they gain a better understanding of power quality, reactive power and general efficiency measures.

With tailored solutions for power quality measurement, Sundsvall Elnät (DSO) has access to better information about what is happening in the grid. Taking readings has become much simpler and more reliable.

Connecting renewable energy to the grid put new demands on the utility companies. Falbygdens Energi (DSO) invests in measuring systems in order to obtain better information for regulation and control.