The technology stack
Five layers, one coordinated system.
01
Energy assets
Battery systems, generation and connected loads form the physical foundation of the site.
02
Power conversion
Inverters, converters and transformers manage the movement and quality of electrical power.
03
Protection & control
Switchgear, relays and control logic help detect abnormal conditions and coordinate safe operation.
04
Energy management
Supervisory controls coordinate assets against operating priorities, constraints and dispatch strategies.
05
Monitoring & insight
Meters, alarms and dashboards provide visibility into system status and performance.
Energy management
Make informed decisions across connected assets.
An energy management system can coordinate storage, generation and site demand using defined operating rules, forecasts and real-time measurements. The final control strategy is tailored to the project and validated against system requirements.
Operating rules
Forecasts
Real-time measurements
Dispatch strategy
Integration principles
How we keep integrated systems testable and secure.
Open interfaces
Open and documented interfaces wherever practical, so systems stay maintainable.
Control boundaries
Clear ownership of control boundaries between assets, owners and operators.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity and access controls considered from the outset, not retrofitted.
Alarms & events
Operational alarms and event visibility that help teams act quickly.
Testable sequences
Testable operating sequences and documented handover for every site.
