Industries
One platform, every plant
The same measurement layer under every kind of plant. What changes between them is the quantity read and the protocol it comes over.
Industrial energy efficiency
Measure what each department, line and energy vector actually consumes, continuously, and keep the data ready for whoever has to verify it.
Photovoltaics and agrivoltaics
Every plant in one view, whatever the inverter brand, with the Performance Ratio computed on your data instead of inside a closed portal.
Water networks
Flow, pressure and levels district by district, in a system that speaks the remote-control protocols water operators already use.
Wastewater treatment
Process parameters and energy on the same time axis, so discharge compliance and cost per cubic metre can be read together.
District heating
Substations already come fitted for M-Bus remote reading. NeMo reads all of them and shows where the network loses heat and where the temperature drop does not add up.
Storage and BESS
State of charge, health and cycles read from the BMS alongside the power exchanged, so you know what the battery is actually worth after two years.
Electrical substations
Currents, voltages and switchgear state read continuously, so a voltage dip stops being a story and becomes a measurement with a timestamp.
Biogas and biomethane
Feedstock, process and yield on one history, so you can see which input is actually paying and which is not.
Cold chain
Continuous temperature recording, with alarms that arrive before the load is lost and a history that stands up to an inspection.
Compressed air
Compressed air is the consumption nobody sees, because it has no meter. Give it one.
Data centres
PUE is by definition a ratio between two continuous measurements. If one of them is an estimate, it is not a PUE.
Energy communities
NeMo sits under the community manager, not in its place: it brings the quarter-hourly readings from every meter point, so the split rests on data instead of estimates.
Production processes
Output, downtime and consumption on one timeline, so you can see what a part really costs and which stage is holding up the rest.
Heating and cooling
How much energy it takes to keep spaces comfortable, building by building, and how much of it you are spending to compensate for a badly tuned plant.
Fleet monitoring
Position, engine hours and fuel for every vehicle, read off the onboard bus, so maintenance follows real use rather than the calendar.
Installed base
Firmware version, state and diagnostics for every device you installed at a customer site, without asking whoever works next to it.
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