Nexen Telemetry—energy and utilities management

Electricity, gas, water, heat, and compressed air on one hierarchy, with alerts before you breach the contracted limit and ISO 50001 data without a separate data-gathering project.

What Nexen Telemetry does

Functionalities of Nexen Telemetry

How to start

What Nexen Telemetry does

Measurement is the first step. We match it to the business goal, not the other way around.

electricity

natural gas

technical gases

water

heat

compressed air

Power Guard

Warning and critical thresholds per meter, with the alert routed to whoever can act on it.

Contracted-power optimization

Demand profile against the limit, from one hour to a year—your case for renegotiating.

Energy per unit produced

kWh per line, process, or part, measured against a target you set for it.

Virtual meters

A transformer or a whole hall reported on without a meter physically sitting on it.

Multiple sites

The same hierarchy on every site, so comparisons are like for like.

ESG and ISO 50001

Hourly to annual readings, exportable, with the alert record behind them.

Business benefits

Lower bills—Fewer overrun and reactive-energy charges on the invoice.
Better margins—Energy cost per part, not per accounting period.
Earlier warnings—Overloads caught while there is still time to shift load.
Audit-ready data—ESG and ISO 50001 without a separate data-gathering project.

Functionalities of Nexen Telemetry

Active power against the contracted limit, with every breach on record.

Thresholds per meter—warning and critical, set in the panel
Alerts that reach assigned operators—routed by rule to named recipients
The full history—threshold, value, size of breach, timestamp

Every metering point on one screen, with its own limits.

Active power against limits—gauge per point, updated live
Full electrical picture—phase voltages, currents, power factor
Energy import—today, week, month, year per meter

Metering points on the floor plan, so a problem shows up where it physically is.

Live status on the layout—reading and state per point
Two clicks to a meter—plant, hall, switchboard, point
Breaches highlighted in place—no cross-referencing a list

Metering in its electrical context, not as a flat list of meters.

Supply structure—main meter, transformers, switchboards, loads
Group totals—power summed at every level
One shared drawing—for energy, maintenance and automation

Consumption against output, so cost lands on the product.

Energy and production together—on one chart, one period
A target you set—per line or per product, with the deviation
Down to the machine—plant, line, or single asset

Everything the analyzer reports, plus the history behind it.

Full parameter set—active and reactive power, currents, voltages, power factor, frequency
Trends per parameter—from instantaneous peaks to annual profiles
Ready for settlement—XLSX and CSV export

How to start

Start with one department to get a measurable result before any commitment.

1. Workshop and audit

Scope. Review of your switchboards and existing metering, power analyzers and gateways already installed, the utilities in scope, contracted power and current tariff terms, network and security constraints, and the costs you know are there but cannot quantify—overruns, reactive energy, energy per part.
Result. A metering point list ranked by financial impact, a target architecture, a defined pilot scope with success criteria, and an implementation plan with costing.

2. Metering pilot

Scope. A working installation on a limited area: one department, one line, or the plant’s main supply. Meters and analyzers installed or connected, a gateway, data acquisition, your plant structure and schematic set up in Nexen Telemetry, thresholds and alerts configured.
Result. Consumption data from your own switchboards, a measured baseline, verified data quality, and a business case built on your numbers.

3. Decision based on data

Scope. Pilot results against the agreed success criteria and the business case from the audit.
Result. A go / no-go decision with scope, budget, and timeline.

4. Deployment

Scope. Rollout to the agreed scope, delivered in stages without interrupting production.
Result. A production system with working integrations, trained users, and documentation.

5. Scaling

Scope. Further switchboards, utilities, and sites on the architecture already in place. Virtual meters, per-unit indicators, and reports added on top of the existing data layer.
Result. Consistent data and reporting across sites, without a second integration project.

Start with an audit or a pilot

Workshop and audit
Find out what your data is worth before you spend anything on collecting it.

Pilot or PoC
One line, your machines, your numbers. If they don’t work, you stop there.

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Nexen Telemetry—energy and utilities management

Electricity, gas, water, heat, and compressed air on one hierarchy, with alerts before you breach the contracted limit and ISO 50001 data without a separate data-gathering project.