We’ve all witnessed the serious challenges facing electrical grids—locally and globally. These issues go beyond capacity, revealing critical vulnerabilities that urgently need addressing.

This is all an opportunity to make deep and impactful improvements to an aging grid and to generate big returns as a result.

Our world now depends on electricity for nearly everything—transportation, homes, manufacturing, and data. Yet, the modern electric grid still operates on a century-old framework. While technologies have evolved, the grid’s business model remains mostly unchanged: generate power, transmit the power, deliver the power, and bill customers for the power based on total usage. That’s what grid operators focus upon—getting bills paid.

However, today’s grids are under immense strain from rapid growth, rising complexity, and demands they were never designed to handle. State governors, energy agencies, utilities, and the Department of Energy have long warned of this growing crisis—and it’s not just an American problem, it’s global.

Berkshire Hathaway’s Warren Buffett has become highly cautious about the utility industry, warning that the sector is no longer the “safe haven” investment it once was. The primary risk, he states, is the increasing frequency and intensity of blackouts and wildfires, which have led to massive liabilities and a deteriorating relationship with regulators and consumers.

Despite efforts to mix energy sources, these challenges persist due to deep flaws in grid design. Shockingly, grid operators have minimal real-time control—often limited to a practice of simply turning power on or off to manage load shedding.

The result? Increasing blackouts, catastrophic fires, and billions in damage.

While expectations for clean energy and storage rise, grid infrastructure has not kept up. Operators and regulators still lack the tools to guarantee reliable, safe, and continuous power for consumers.

Edison IntelliGrid’s Solution: The AIS

Edison IntelliGrid is the only technology company with a proven solution and successful leaders that directly target the most pressing weaknesses in today’s electric grids.
This isn’t theory—it’s tested and ready for deployment.

How we make an impact on energy and drive returns to investors matters but it is through technology that is the backbone of what we are marketing. The Advanced Infrastructure System (AIS) is a next-generation, one of a kind all-digital Energy and Communications Management Ecosystem that transforms both energy infrastructure and broadband delivery.

Edison IntelliGrid always delivers first-in-class technology solutions, so electric utilities have enhanced, effective operations, larger profit opportunities, fewer lawsuits, and less stress on their great teams. Edison’s AIS replaces legacy electric meters and electrical panels—bringing circuit-level intelligence to both utilities and consumer.

The Edison IntelliGrid AIS system offers:

  • New Revenue Streams – The AIS unlocks new utility revenue through digital rights-of-way, installed system options, streaming, leasing, and more, generating $12 to $220 per system per billing cycle, with an average of $90
  • High-Speed Communications – The AIS features secure, high-speed, 2-way communication between the AIS and the utility, consumers, and others in near real-time as authorized. It also delivers broadband, internet, telecom, and streaming services directly to all energy consumers.
  • Enhanced Safety & Security – The AIS processes and responds to electrical issues within fractions of a cycle, far faster than legacy breaker-based systems (2-5 secs)—greatly improving safety and reducing fire and equipment risks.
  • Grid Operations & Resilience – The AIS automatically manages and protects both grid and consumer assets during outages, improving stability during planned or unplanned blackouts.
  • Advanced Automation – Our AIS introduces system-wide automation—across single locations and between AIS systems, unachievable with legacy systems.

Edison IntelliGrid revolutionizes how target industries operate with more opportunities to grow their business

Opportunity and Need – Trillions of dollars of infrastructure is failing today. Increased blackouts and grid failures, while rates are going up and government groups in the US and abroad continue to warn of more to come.

Edison is the only company today that solves these issues and more by creating the opportunity for thousands of high-dollar sales opportunities with continuing global revenue from royalties.

Benefits – The AIS generates new and greater revenue, superior operational controls, efficiencies, decreased operating costs, energy theft capture, provides broadband for our customers and consumers, smart home options, better load management, and DER/EV/VPP options, all while improving services and customer satisfaction, safely and efficiently.

The AIS mitigates blackouts caused by load shedding and minimize impact to equipment during black starts. At the same time offering options for broadband options like internet, streaming, and telecoms.

The AIS not only provides a better and more reliable service to customers but when optimized, the AIS generates revenue for capital projects and new profits.

Why Edison IntelliGrid?

Edison IntelliGrid is solving some of the biggest challenges in energy—and in doing so, it is opening massive global opportunities for investors, utilities, and their partners.

A Smarter, Fully Deployed Solution

At the heart of our success is a next-generation, upgradable system of intelligent hardware and software—already built, tested, and deployed. What we have created was not easy. It’s unlike anything else on the market, and it works.

Holistic Impact, Built for Scale

Edison’s technology is designed to roll out across a utility’s entire customer base—residential and small business growing to commercial applications—solving key operational issues while:

  • Creating multiple new income streams
  • Boosting efficiency
  • Extending the life of grid infrastructure and equipment

As noted above, expanding to commercial deployment is even easier, more cost-effective, and profitable than residential.

Breakthrough Technology That Wins on Every Front

Our proprietary, trade-secret system delivers advanced control and integration at a fraction of the cost—something competitors haven’t come close to matching. While other systems are fragmented, overpriced (3–5x more), and hard to scale, ours is unified, cost-efficient, and ready now.

From Legacy Business Model to Profit Engine

Edison eliminates the need for outdated legacy meters by embedding full metering directly into the system. The result? Utilities:

  • Redirect their existing meter budgets into a smarter, more powerful platform
  • Generate new recurring revenue
  • Reduce operational headaches
  • Potentially lower legal risk

Strategic Rollout for Rapid Adoption

We know the energy sector can be slow to change—even when the benefits are clear. That’s why we’re leveraging established relationships with the U.S. Department of Commerce, global trade representatives, and consular offices to get in front of the most forward-thinking utilities and national programs first. We’re also bringing in top-tier consultants with deep utility connections to fast-track adoption and scale globally.

What is the AIS? What does it do?

Real-Time Metering & Billing

The AIS features revenue-grade metering and submetering that enables point-of-use billing. Electric rates are downloaded to the device, and usage is tracked in real-time. Bills are calculated and available in real-time, and available to uploaded to the cloud at the end of each billing cycle.

An optional on-site payment system allows users to pay directly through the AIS using credit cards, digital currency, or other methods.

Secure, Cloud-Driven Technology

The AIS uses state-of-the-art data security and cloud connectivity.

  • Software updates and new features are securely downloaded via high-speed, over-the-wire communication.
  • When hardware is added, the AIS automatically downloads the required software and configuration.

Smart Breakers & Edge Control

The AIS panel includes plug-and-play smart breakers with GFCI and AFCI as standard.

  • No wiring is required for installation or replacement.
  • Breakers are cloud-configurable and can operate independently.
  • The built-in controller acts as an edge computer, enabling fast response to overcurrent or voltage issues—typically within milliseconds.

Advanced Power Features

  • Tiered Load Shedding & Blackout Mitigation
  • Power is managed by circuit tier, allowing partial service instead of complete blackouts.
  • Soft Startup & Shutdown (Black Start)
  • Gradual power transitions protect equipment during outages or grid restarts.
  • Issue Isolation with AI
  • With Edison’s AIS installed in every home, utilities quickly pinpoint and diagnose problems, identifying the right fix and team—reducing downtime and improving efficiency.

The Bottom Line: Edison’s AIS improves grid performance, simplifies utility operations, and enhances customer experience in one intelligent system.

Competition

Edison has no direct competitor. While others offer fragmented, single-purpose products, only Edison delivers a fully integrated, grid-scale solution.

The Competitive Gap

Most competitors target the B2C market, selling through solar or battery partners with limited functionality. Their systems:

  • Lack grid integration
  • Are difficult to scale and maintain
  • Cost 3–5 times more than Edison’s AIS
  • Cannot match our performance, reach, or reliability

Competitors may understand what needs to be done but they are unable to build technology doing what the AIS does—they simply don’t have the IP, trade knowledge, technology, or expertise to replicate it. And even if they could, their cost is 3–5 times higher.

Edison delivers what others cannot: a proven, scalable, intelligent infrastructure solution that redefines how utilities connect, operate, and grow—at a fraction of the cost.

Edison IntelliGrid, because we are a small technology company, designing innovative inventions, we put them into the marketplace. Our larger competitors operate on the conventions and concepts of what they have always been doing and have difficulty resolving internal competition between different legacy product lines and related sales teams.