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Bill Meehan

  • Director, Electric Utility Solutions, ESRI
  • Author, Freelance
Redlands
As seen in: Medium, Esri, Geospatial World, Utility Dive, Energy Central, T&D World, The Energy Collective Group, Delaware Today
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Beyond Interconnection: How GIS Can Help Utilities Understand Grid Influence

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By Bill Meehan
| Energy Central Verified
ALT A professional and technical visual representing the convergence of electric utility grids and GIS, now including a central concept of two diverse people in professional attire shaking hands to symbolize collaboration. The image features a stylized, modern power grid network with transmission lines and substations.
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GIS Transforms Ameren’s Network Model Manager for Electric Transmission

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By Bill Meehan
| Energy Central Verified
Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, Ameren provides electric and gas services to customers in Illinois and Missouri. The utility company manages 7,500 circuit miles of transmission. Implementing Esri’s network management in ArcGIS Pro was its first step toward building a “Network Model Manager” for electric transmission.
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Dominion Energy Selects EpochField to Improve Inspections

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By Bill Meehan
| Energy Central Verified
Dominion Energy serves an estimated six million natural gas and electric customers in 15 states, providing reliable, affordable, and increasingly clean energy to homes and businesses. It has a tradition of innovating to better serve its customers—from creating the first environmental department at an investor-owned electric utility to building the first 500-kV transmission line. Innovation has been a part of Dominion Energy’s culture since its founding.
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