Definition
ADMS (Advanced Distribution Management System) is an evolution of traditional DMSDistribution Management System - system for real-time monitoring and control of the distribution network. systems that, in addition to grid monitoring and fault management, also integrates control of distributed energy resources (DER), batteries, solar parks and demand flexibilityAbility to change power consumption or production in response to price signals or system operator needs.. An ADMS combines SCADASupervisory Control and Data Acquisition - system for real-time monitoring and control of industrial processes., OMS and DERMSDistributed Energy Resource Management System - system for managing distributed energy resources such as solar panels, batteries and electric vehicles. in a single platform and gives the grid operator a complete situational picture with optimisation tools. ADMS is particularly relevant for distribution grids with a high share of renewable generation and electric vehicles, where two-way energy flow and unpredictable load create new operational requirements.