Hardware and software,
engineered as one.
Batteries, power conversion, controls and the energy management system are designed together — so the system behaves as one machine, from cell to market.
(01) The stack
Five layers,
one responsibility.
Hover a layer. Every level is specified, integrated and supported by the same team.
Markets & forecasting
Price, demand and renewable forecasts; bidding into energy and ancillary markets.
Energy management
Optimises dispatch across every block and every site, every second.
Controls & protection
Plant controller, SCADA, protection relays and safety interlocks.
Power conversion
Inverters, transformers and switchgear between DC blocks and the grid.
Storage hardware
Battery cells, racks, enclosures, thermal and fire systems.
(02) Energy management
One platform
runs every asset.
Forecasts, schedules and dispatch in one place, with the reasoning visible to operators.
■ 01
Energy management system
A single platform forecasts prices and demand, schedules every block and executes dispatch automatically — with the reasoning visible to operators.
Day-ahead and intraday optimisation
Market bidding and settlement data
Fleet-wide view across sites
Open API and data export
■ 02
Power conversion
Grid-following and grid-forming inverters, medium-voltage skids and transformers selected and tuned for each grid code.
Grid-forming capability
Fault ride-through
Reactive power support
Harmonic compliance
■ 03
Safety & monitoring
Cell-level telemetry, liquid thermal control and layered fire protection, designed so a single failure stays contained.
Cell-level temperature & voltage
Off-gas detection
Deflagration venting
Remote isolation
(03) Integration
Open by
design.
The platform connects to the systems operators already use, and every data point can be exported.
Protocols
IEC 61850, IEC 60870-5-104, Modbus TCP, DNP3
Markets
Day-ahead, intraday, balancing and frequency services
Data
REST API, MQTT stream, CSV export
Hosting
Cloud with on-site edge controller
Security
Role-based access, audit log, encrypted links
Availability
Redundant controllers, local fallback modes
Illustrative specification
