An energy management system that finds
anomalies and savings in your power data

An energy management system (EMS) measures and analyzes the electricity, gas and heat a plant or building uses in real time, so consumption goes down and efficiency goes up. It makes usage visible, finds waste and anomalies, and turns them into savings.

A building energy management system (BEMS) is an EMS that manages the energy used by a building's HVAC, lighting and electrical equipment in one place. It works on the same principle as a factory EMS; what differs is that the equipment it manages belongs to a building.

A power management system collects and analyzes the voltage, current, power and power factor of incoming and distribution circuits in real time to monitor and optimize electricity use. By managing peak demand and abnormal loads, it lowers both electricity bills and the risk of an outage.

Power monitoring means watching the electrical data of switchgear and distribution circuits in real time so problems are caught early. Signs such as voltage drops, overloads and a falling power factor raise an alarm before they become incidents.

Outage detection senses a power fault or blackout the moment it happens and reports it. Voltage and current across the circuit are monitored continuously, so the instant power is lost or becomes unstable, the person on duty is notified.

Refinery ties EMS, power metering and equipment data into a single ontology, so scattered readings can be read in context. AI explains what caused a peak or an anomaly with evidence and proposes what to do next, and it can be deployed on premises so the data never leaves your company.