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This article explains how AWS IoT services enable utilities to control distributed energy resources (DERs) like thermostats and heat pumps at scale for grid stability and demand-response programs.
- DERs are controllable energy assets that help reduce grid strain and carbon emissions
- AWS IoT Greengrass enables edge logic and device protocol management like Modbus
- AWS IoT Device Management registers, organizes, and searches devices by properties
- AWS IoT Core provides secure X.509 certificate-based device authentication and authorization
- AWS IoT Device Shadow synchronizes device state between cloud and edge automatically
- AWS IoT Device Defender monitors security risks across IoT device fleets
- Manual user changes detected locally and propagated via shadow state transitions
- Solution handles offline devices with pending commands until reconnection
AWS IoT provides ready-to-use components and security features that reduce development time and operational complexity for controlling distributed energy resources reliably at scale.
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