Energy management

• You still collect and enter meter data manually, or
• You may have smart meters, but lack the platform to really do anything with the collected data.
• You paste consumption data into a spreadsheet but need tools to get the bigger picture.
• The subdivisions within your company need to know whether their energy saving efforts are paying off.
• You want to find out where you can save more energy.
• You are a utility company concerned about customer retention.
• You are concerned about a new EMS solution matching your current systems.

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Smart Grid

• Your HV and MV networks are fully automated, but you have no knowledge of what is going on in the LV grid.
• Your existing substation equipment is outdated.
• You are losing energy, but cannot determine the exact location.
• You have no tools to predict the next power outage.
• You cannot monitor the power quality in your network.
• You are making connectivity changes in your LV network, but updating them to the control room is time consuming and tedious.
• You think adding intelligence in all your substations is too expensive.
• You rely on estimations and cannot accurately determine consumption at each major node.

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Advanced metering

• You are still collecting meter data manually.
• You cannot remotely connect or disconnect end users.
• Your billing information is often incorrect.
• You cannot detect fraud or technical losses.
• Making forecasts is difficult and time consuming.
• You cannot perform demand management.
• You are not ready to embrace the future smart homes.
• You cannot move forward with Smart Grid until your consumption meters are made smart.

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Streetlight management

• Your streetlights are controlled with timers and/or photocells.
• You have no knowledge of burn hours or the exact amount of kWh spent.
• You have no central control or monitoring facilities.
• You have no knowledge of power leaks in your system
• You cannot remotely control your streetlights or retrieve vital information from street cabinets.
• You have no ability to minimize energy consumption at off-peak traffic hours.
• You rely on citizens to report streetlight faults.
• You are met with energy savings requirements from politicians.

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Recommendations from the Smart Grid Network

The Smart Grid Network, established by the Danish government, has summarized their recommendations for a smart grid future in a new report.

Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year 2011

Amplex has been chosen to participate in the Cleantech category of Entrepreneur of the Year 2011

Brunei Energy Expo 2011

Meet Amplex at the Brunei Energy Expo 2011, where we will showcase our StartGrid™ solution.