The energy management system engine, hosted by the power analytics server 116, can be configured to collect and process the real-time data output, the predicted data output and the forecasted aspects output from the various analytic engines (i.e., a machine learning engine 2908, a virtual system modeling engine 2922 and/or a utility power pricing engine 2914) that comprise the Energy Management System and generate a text or graphical user interface that conveys an operational state of the electrical system.
That is, a conventional transient stability modeling program/engine only presents a user (i.e., electrical system owner, administrator, and/or operator) with a view of how the trajectories of the various operational power parameters of an electrical power system are impacted after a disturbance, but, fails to give any interpretive indicia of how well the overall security and stability of the power system improves after the disturbance.