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Sustainable energy management with Edison-EMS

Do you want to save energy costs, respond to low energy rates and do more with self-generated energy? Are you looking for effective control of energy-intensive processes and optimization of your charging stations with your solar panels? Edison-EMS offers the solution you need for more convenience, sustainability and maximum use of your grid connection.

What is Edison-EMS?

The Edison Energy Management System (Edison-EMS) is aimed at medium-sized and large organizations that want to become more sustainable. The system provides insight into energy consumption and generation and optimizes the settings of the energy installations for the best performance. It helps organizations reduce energy consumption and manage solar panels, batteries, charging stations, heat pumps, and climate control systems. In addition, it monitors the contract limits of the grid connection, supports energy hubs. Edison-EMS works with any energy supplier and is compatible with all types of energy installations.

Energy Monitoring & Reduction

With Edison-EMS, you have real-time insight into your energy consumption and generation. The system provides detailed reports and analytics that help to understand your organization's energy behaviour. In this way, you identify opportunities to save costs and make more sustainable use of self-generated energy. It can also actively control installations and thus anticipate current electricity prices. There is even a provision to settle energy costs among themselves with a shared meter.

Active management of renewable energy sources

Edison-EMS actively manages your solar panels, batteries, charging stations and heat pumps. It improves interplay and efficiently regulates energy consumption. You can use company-specific profiles to set what you want to optimize: sustainability, cost savings, comfort or reducing grid congestion.

Sustainable energy management with Edison-EMS

Management and monitoring of the grid connection

Continuously monitoring your grid connection is crucial to prevent you from using or feeding in too much or too little electricity. This helps prevent unwanted warnings, fines, capacity adjustments or even disconnections by the grid operator. Edison EMS integrates seamlessly with the existing grid connection and ensures that its use remains in line with your organization's energy contract. If necessary, the system can even actively intervene, so that you retain full control and make maximum use of the available capacity of the grid connection.

Promotion of renewable energy

Edison EMS promotes self-consumption of energy behind the meter. For example, the system can adjust the capacity of charging stations according to the solar energy generated during the day and optimizes the production, storage and consumption of energy based on real-time data and the chosen profile.

Supporting energy hubs

Edison-EMS can also be used as an integration layer for energy hubs and closed distribution systems. These are shielded, combined energy systems that exchange power between different organisations, without putting an extra burden on the public energy grid. In it, the system shares the data of consumption and generation within a community. Based on profiles, Edison-EMS will make suggestions for switching connected energy installations. Within a closed system, this can even be done automatically with a corresponding remuneration model, which stimulates the local production and consumption of renewable energy and prevents grid congestion.

A positive business case

We are happy to talk to you to calculate the business case for your organization. We immediately make the savings opportunities clear by identifying standby consumption and aligning generation with consumption. Based on actual figures on consumption and generation, we compile a company-specific energy management profile. Edison-EMS is available for a fixed monthly fee, depending on the number of connected energy assets and the total connected capacity. Our experience shows that efficient measurement and control of measures can quickly result in 10% cost savings!