About Us

Integral Analytics provides rapidly deployable, scalable software platforms for utilities that enable utilities to make more margin in the Distributed Energy Resource (DER) age. Our products enable utilities to plan, predict, optimize, and control their infrastructure upgrades. We do so in a manner that that reduces monetary waste and risk while simultaneously increasing planning accuracy. Our products are born out of the need for utilities to capitalize on data in intelligent ways that demonstrably increase profits.

Who We Are

We are Your Utility Experts

Integral Analytics provides scalable software to drive decisions across the spectrum of utility, DER provider and stakeholder functions. We merge econometrics, engineering, big data and decades of subject matter expertise into applications that serve engineers, operators and executives.

Who We Are

We are Your Utility Experts

Integral Analytics provides scalable software to drive decisions across the spectrum of utility, DER provider and stakeholder functions. We merge econometrics, engineering, big data and decades of subject matter expertise into applications that serve engineers, operators and executives.

Who We Are

We are Your Utility Experts

Integral Analytics provides scalable software to drive decisions across the spectrum of utility, DER provider and stakeholder functions. We merge econometrics, engineering, big data and decades of subject matter expertise into applications that serve engineers, operators and executives.

ExperienceIntegral analytics is the established leader in the granular grid forecasting space. We were founded in 2005 and have been building products since.

TechnologyOur patented technologies enable your utility to succeed in the quickly changing commercial marketplace.

ExpertiseOur team of friendly experts is always willing to talk about energy and utilities. We have PhDs in energy science, ex-utility planners, and customers who loved us so much they work for us now.

Why We're Here

Utilities face many risks. The usual suspects still remain — reliability risk, capacity shortages, price spikes and congested transmission, among others. The grid edge is evolving and challenges are emerging:

What if I have too much solar?
What if my wind production is too volatile?
How can I get my customers to engage in smart grid programs?
How do I know when Excel models are inaccurate?
How do I truly optimize my supply and demand, since I now have control over both?
How do I know which service transformers are at risk from EVs?
How should I accurately quantify the financial value and risks?
Which substations are at capacity risk, when the economy rebounds?

Why We're Here

Utilities face many risks. The usual suspects still remain -- reliability risk, capacity shortages, price spikes and congested transmission, among others. The grid edge is evolving and challenges are emerging:

What if I have too much solar?
What if my wind production is too volatile?
How can I get my customers to engage in smart grid programs?
How do I know when Excel models are inaccurate?
How do I truly optimize my supply and demand, since I now have control over both?
How do I know which service transformers are at risk from EVs?
How should I accurately quantify the financial value and risks?
Which substations are at capacity risk, when the economy rebounds?