Smart Control of Distributed Energy Resources
Move from watching your energy systems to actively managing them: schedules, limits and coordinated control of mixed-brand equipment.
Knowing what happened is useful. Changing what happens next is better.
| Monitoring | Smart control | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Shows what your equipment is doing | Changes what your equipment does |
| Example | Alerts you that the battery was empty at the evening peak | Holds charge in the battery for the evening peak |
| Exports | Reports how much solar was exported | Keeps exports within the limit you or the network set |
| Loads | Shows when demand peaked | Shifts flexible loads away from the peak |
What smart control can manage.
Battery charging and discharging
Charge and discharge on a strategy rather than simple default rules.
Export and import limits
Keep a site within a fixed or dynamic limit, coordinating solar, battery and loads.
Solar generation management
Reduce solar output only when a limit or the network requires it.
Load management
Schedule or shift controllable loads such as pumps, chillers and chargers.
Practical examples
- 01Factory with a demand charge
The battery discharges when site demand approaches its monthly peak, keeping the demand charge lower.
- 02Site with an export limit
Solar, battery and loads are coordinated so the site never exceeds the agreed export limit.
- 03Hospital with backup needs
A minimum battery reserve is always kept for outages, with the rest used for savings.
Let's build a smarter, more sustainable energy future.
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