Define the target operating outcomes, not a technology wish list.
A.M.P.E.R.E. TOOLKIT · ANNEX B
Smart Grid Maturity Survey
Profiles current capability and prioritizes the next modernization layer.
A decision instrument, not a paperwork exercise.
Locate the utility’s present maturity across strategy, data, systems, operations, workforce and consumer service so modernization ambitions match actual institutional capability.
Start with uncertainty.
Use the annex to make the decision and its missing evidence visible before discussing a preferred product or schedule.
- 01Which capabilities are repeatable and governed today?
- 02Where are processes still manual, fragmented or dependent on individuals?
- 03Which digital foundations are prerequisites for the intended AMI use cases?
- 04What maturity step is realistic within the utility’s resources and risk appetite?
Required inputs
- Digital and operational strategy
- Current enterprise and utility systems
- Process ownership and performance records
- Workforce capability and change-management evidence
Controlled outputs
- Maturity profile by capability area
- Priority capability gaps
- Sequenced modernization opportunities
- Leadership discussion record
Four disciplined moves.
Assess the current state using evidence from each responsible function.
Separate foundational capabilities from advanced aspirations.
Prioritize improvements by dependency, value and delivery risk.
What this page does not do.
Maturity is contextual. A higher score is not automatically better if the capability does not serve a defined utility need. This educational page explains the instrument but does not reproduce its complete working tables. Use the controlled Protocol PDF and the responsible professional or authority for actual project work.
Open the complete working instrument in Protocol 3.2.
The downloadable publication preserves the full annex, version context and framework limitations.