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Splight’s Chile grid work is a proof point for its U.S. expansion

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Briefings

Splight deployed dynamic congestion management software in Chile to increase transmission capacity by 60% on two 220-kV corridors, reducing renewable curtailment from over 6 terawatt-hours annually. The system coordinates batteries and assets to ramp power down rapidly during grid failures, enabling faster grid connection for new loads. Splight raised $12.4 million last year to fund this expansion and is now expanding into the U.S. market, with discussions with utilities and data center developers.

Key points

• Splight deployed dynamic congestion management software in Chile to increase transmission capacity by 60% on two 220-kV corridors, reducing renewable curtailment from over 6 terawatt-hours annually.
• Splight raised $12.4 million last year to fund its expansion into the U.S. market, with discussions with utilities and data center developers regarding data center assets as grid resources.

Context

Splight's dynamic congestion management software is now being used to increase the capacity of two transmission corridors in Chile, targeting chronic renewables curtailment across the country's windy south. The company raised $12.4 million last year to fund this endeavor and is pitching its technology to utilities looking to connect large new loads faster.

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Evidence covers only Chile deployment and U.S. expansion strategy; specific U.S. deployment details, dates, and financial figures for the U.S. are not provided.

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