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Complex power distribution lines, lack of automated monitoring systems, and the inability to promptly grasp switch status, operational loads, and line topology information lead to unclear real-time power distribution status and challenges in ensuring safety and reliability.
Traditional manual inspections and data recording methods cannot monitor comprehensive or detailed energy consumption and carbon emission data, making it difficult to provide quantitative analysis and diagnostics to support optimized energy efficiency, operation, and carbon reduction for enterprises.
Energy performance for production is counted on a monthly basis. However, mechanisms such as peak-valley electricity, energy-saving technological transformation, and internal energy consumption assessments are incomplete, and the energy management system is imperfect, making it difficult to meet the requirements of lean management.
The on-site environment of energy station rooms and the numerous, complex equipment require operations such as disconnector operation, power outage maintenance, and station room access to rely on human experience for management, making it difficult to ensure effectiveness.
The industrial enterprise energy efficiency management system realizes monitoring, analysis, optimized management, and coordinated control of electrical energy through intelligent sensor control devices and an energy efficiency management cloud service platform. It assists users in improving energy efficiency and ensuring the safety and reliability of power supply, reducing energy costs, actively participating in demand response, and avoiding load limits, thereby delaying capacity increase investments. It promotes energy saving, emission reduction, and electricity substitution, contributing to "carbon peak and carbon neutrality."
Visualized electricity management
Electricity information is clearly displayed in chart form, making it easy to understand. Cloud services support convenient and efficient access via web browsers and apps, and can interface with campus/enterprise management systems to achieve customized interface presentations.
Digital operations docking
The system integrates with the user's production, operation, and management systems to enable data sharing and connectivity. It facilitates energy consumption analysis, product-specific energy consumption, and energy performance management across various departments, workshops, production lines, processes, and stages.
Specialized energy efficiency analysis
Query and analysis of detailed energy data. includes power and power quality analysis, power (load) analysis, power and electricity cost analysis, power quality analysis, water/gas usage analysis, energy consumption comparison analysis, and time-based energy consumption analysis.
Real-time energy monitoring
The system utilizes hardware devices, local monitoring software, and cloud-based monitoring SaaS to collect, transmit, and manage data from distribution circuits and key energy-consuming equipment. It provides real-time monitoring of load and energy conditions and, when necessary, enables protection and remote local control operations.
Intelligent supply-demand balance
It maintains dynamic balance and optimization of energy and load under various modes, ensuring the maximum supply quality and reliability of power based on the priority of load and power sources. It automatically adjusts equipment operation schedules to avoid peak loads and reduce electricity costs reasonably.
Proactive demand response
The system actively responds to the main station or dispatch's rated limits on user power loads, achieving harmonious regulation of power supply and demand, and demand-side management. It automatically supports regional energy collaboration and orderly power peak shaving, while also enabling the user to receive demand response compensation.
IoT cloud platform
The system adopts a compatible and open IoT cloud service architecture, facilitating data sharing and system collaboration. The public information and application service cloud platform enables information sharing between energy authorities/service organizations and energy users, facilitating multi-party coordination and interaction.
Edge-side collaborative control
The system interfaces with the campus' intelligent control system at the edge layer, enabling coordinated control of intelligent electrical load facilities such as air conditioning, lighting, and charging stations. It participates in automatic demand response and orderly power management, contributing to energy savings and cost reduction.
The intelligent energy O&M control system is primarily designed for supply-side energy users, including photovoltaic stations, wind turbines, energy storage stations, charging stations, integrated energy stations, and multi-energy integration stations. It facilitates intelligent O&M and monitoring across these scenarios, enabling intelligent energy O&M on the regional energy production and supply side.
The campus energy efficiency management system utilizes digital IoT and other intelligent power technologies to provide comprehensive monitoring and management of power distribution, distributed energy equipment, personnel, and environments for users such as enterprises, factories, hospitals, campuses, and buildings. It enables operational monitoring, energy efficiency management, intelligent O&M energy coordination, transfer supply operations, and full lifecycle management of equipment assets. The system also meets the requirements of government and power regulatory authorities for online energy consumption monitoring and demand-side management, contributing to the goals of "carbon peaking and carbon neutrality."
The system collects, identifies, monitors and controls the status information of infrastructure, environment, buildings, safety and other aspects of the campus through the perception and control of equipment and the IoT sensor network. Integrate and interactively manage video surveillance, access control, intelligent lighting, and intrusion safety through the three-dimensional IBMS platform. By establishing end-to-end integration of spatiotemporal access and business/process permissions, the system enables intelligent interaction and control between people, between people and objects, and between objects in specific scenarios, which enhances campus management efficiency and improves the overall environmental experience.
The solution utilizes intelligent microgrid coordination control devices, integrating renewable energy equipment such as solar, energy storage, and charging systems, as well as various intelligent load devices or systems. It enables coordinated and optimized operation, along with safe and stable control of distributed power sources, energy storage, and loads. This ensures the microgrid remains balanced, stable, and operates efficiently and economically, and facilitates large-scale integration and utilization of distributed renewable energy, thereby contributing to the goals of "carbon peaking and carbon neutrality."
By monitoring the carbon emissions in various scenarios across the campus and using scientific accounting models to audit carbon assets, the system helps identify reduction measures, achieving the goals of energy saving, emission reduction, and efficiency improvement, and creating a near-zero carbon benchmark campus. By connecting energy, building, and office subsystems with edge intelligent devices, the system integrates energy consumption data into a digital platform. This helps optimize green energy supply at the source, ensures effective carbon emission monitoring at the terminal, and upgrades intelligent management during the process. Ultimately, it enables near-zero carbon circular economic development and a green living experience. With the goal of achieving carbon neutrality in the campus, a closed-loop system is created that covers data collection of carbon emission sources, emission accounting, asset inventory, and carbon neutrality strategies.