Give customers and communities a clearer view of where grid investments are happening, why they matter, and how infrastructure improvements strengthen reliability and resilience.
DataCapable’s Grid Improvement Map turns planned, active, and completed projects into a clear visual story that builds transparency, regulatory confidence, and public trust.
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Help Every Stakeholder Understand the Investment
Connect grid projects to the reliability and resilience outcomes they support. Give customers, regulators, and internal teams a consistent view of planned work, active improvements, and completed investments across the service territory.
Show residents where infrastructure work is happening, why it is needed, and how it strengthens the community. Provide clear context around construction, modernization, and long-term reliability.
Turn Grid Investments Into a Clear Public Story
Translate complex utility projects into accessible visual updates that help customers, communities, and regulators understand progress and impact.
Getting Started is Simple. Here’s How:
1. Schedule a Demo
See your projects visualized in real time.
2. Configure Your Workflow
Select the package that meets your regulatory and community needs.
3. Go Live with Confidence
Deliver transparency and trust with your public grid improvement map.
Grid Improvement Map FAQ
It provides a clear, visual record of grid investments and improvements, helping demonstrate transparency and accountability in rate case filings
Yes — the platform is designed to overlay outage history and reliability metrics alongside current projects for context.
Absolutely — utilities can configure views by service territory, district, or specific regions to match regulatory and customer needs.
Project information can be refreshed as often as your internal systems allow, ensuring regulators and the public see the latest activity.
Yes — utilities can provide both regulators and the public with a shared transparency view, while also controlling sensitive details as needed.
The Grid Improvement Map is built to complement the outage map, creating a seamless hub that shows both reliability history and forward-looking investments.