Distribution grid models for interconnection
Ryhla models each feeder on the distribution and subtransmission grid. Developers use the results to choose sites and size 1–50 MW projects.
Our clients interconnect faster and at lower cost.
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The distribution grid is a black box
Most developers find out whether the grid can take their project only after they have filed for interconnection, paid and waited months.
Ryhla makes the grid visible and quantifies interconnection risk upfront.
How it works
Ryhla has built models of distribution and subtransmission networks.
- Trained on proprietary data and aligned with interconnection standards.
- Backtested against utility study results.
- Used by developers to find sites, choose the feeder and point of interconnection, and size projects before filing.
Coverage
Feeder-level models live today
- Illinois
- ComEd
- California
- PG&E, SCE
- New York
- NYSEG, RG&E, Central Hudson
- New Jersey
- PSE&G
- Texas
- Oncor
- Virginia
- Dominion Energy
- Colorado
- Xcel Energy
- Georgia
- Georgia Power
Projects of 1–50 MW
At distribution and subtransmission voltages.
Team
Ryhla brings together engineers and researchers in electrical engineering and computational modeling.
The founders come from École Polytechnique and Stanford, where they conducted research in grid intelligence.
Founders
