⚡ The October 'Advancing Energy' Round-Up is now Live! ⚡ This month, dive into the latest on global advancements in #solarPV, #demandresponse, and the transformative energy initiatives shaping #datacentres. Plus, stay updated on exciting news and insights from EpiSensor as we continue to push the boundaries of sustainable energy solutions. 💡 Don't miss! Our upcoming guide to electricity meter selection, built on over 30 years of industry expertise. Register through this month’s round-up to access the guide first! Tap into the round-up below 👇 #iotsolutions #sustiainableenergy #datacentresolutions #energymanagement #demandresponse
EpiSensor
Renewable Energy Equipment Manufacturing
Limerick, Limerick 1,439 followers
IoT Infrastructure for the Sustainable Energy Transition
About us
EpiSensor is a leading provider of wireless energy monitoring, environmental control and demand response infrastructure that uniquely combine reliability, ruggedness, and interoperability to improve energy performance, lower energy costs, and reduce environmental impact. While meeting the harsh demands of industrial environments, the company’s integrated enterprise-class monitoring systems are flexible, scalable and easy to install and maintain. A series of feature-rich wireless sensors provide visibility of electricity, oil, gas, water, temperature and humidity. Based in Ireland, EpiSensor is trusted by the world's most advanced energy services companies in Europe, Australia, Asia, and North America.
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http://episensor.com
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- Industry
- Renewable Energy Equipment Manufacturing
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Limerick, Limerick
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2007
- Specialties
- Energy Monitoring, Wireless Sensors, Energy Management, eM&T, ISO50001, EMS, Demand Response, IoT, Industrial IoT, VPP, and sustainable energy
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International Science Centre,
National Technology Park,
Limerick, Limerick IRL, IE
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Updates
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☀ 43% increase in Ireland's Solar Capacity with c. 65 homes per day adding Solar PV. According to the 2024 'Scale of Solar' report from the Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA), there has been an almost 43 per cent increase in Ireland’s solar power generation capacity, with a significant portion of this capacity increase attributable to residential homes. Despite our northerly latitude, Ireland has huge potential to generate electricity from solar PV and Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) grants have accelerated adoption beyond expectations, leading to a 'solar revolution'. Read more in this special report by the The Irish Times: https://lnkd.in/edjHf7-M 🚀 This rapid adoption of solar can only mean positive things for wholesale electricity prices, but how do we manage the obvious 'daylight hours only' challenge? At EpiSensor, we've developed technology that enables businesses and utilities to intuitively manage electricity demand, using real-world data to drive efficiencies and maximise the potential of renewable sources. Keen to find out more? Read more about our range of specialist #energymanagement and #demandresponse IoT solutions: https://lnkd.in/e8i-a_Zz #solarpv #iotsolutions #energytransition
Technology advances are driving a solar revolution
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📣 We're excited to share this latest development at EpiSensor, yet another advancement that accelerates connectivity of the world's energy assets. Read more from our CEO, Brendan Carroll, below. Interested in learning more about our specialist IoT solutions for energy management? Book a chat with one of our experts at the link below: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ehAZeFin
Another piece of the puzzle finished! This EpiSensor-designed mPCIe Zigbee card will sit in our next generation Gateway alongside similar Cellular and LoRaWAN modules. It will also have Ethernet, RS-485 and CANbus - covering the full spectrum of “communications to and from energy things”. The coolest part is that EpiSensor Edge software treats all of these communications links in the same way, so you can monitor with Zigbee, and take action with RS-485/Modbus, or any other combination you can think of. EpiSensor is building the world’s most advanced, user friendly IoT infrastructure for the energy transition, so we can integrate more renewables into our electricity system and improve efficiency. I’m more excited about the utility of the stuff we’re building than ever 🚀
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"By investing in renewable energy sources and innovative technologies that make data centres more energy-efficient, we could position Ireland as a global leader in both sectors." Harry Goddard, CEO, Deloitte Ireland. With so much debate on Ireland's #datacentre future, it's refreshing to see a different take in this latest The Irish Times opinion piece. We would add that the technology needed to achieve this vision is already available—and in action. EpiSensor’s Demand Response Controller is behind some of Ireland’s most advanced data centre energy efficiency programmes. Our systems enable real-time energy monitoring and control, empowering facilities to respond dynamically to demand, reducing grid stress, and maximising the use of renewables. Read the full article: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eA3R86xV Find out more about EpiSensor's advanced demand response technology for data centres and beyond: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eT6zE_8k
Opinion: Instead of curbing data centres, we should build more to spark greater demand for renewable energy
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📜 Excited to see this masterpiece in #energytransition research released by Markus Fleschutz, PhD. This extensive paper focuses on the future of non-residential demand response and how it is a key enabler in the energy transition. Sincere thanks to Markus for sharing and to Munster Technological University for supporting this important piece of PhD research. Tap into the post below to download and read the research paper 👇
There you go: My full dissertation on non-residential demand response (DR) and its role in the energy transition. 🔋⚡ My research aims to help large energy consumers with local multi-energy systems adopt renewable energy and leverage DR for enhanced operational flexibility. DR enables consumers to adjust their energy consumption in response to incentives, facilitating renewable energy integration while reducing costs and emissions. To address the challenges in quantifying DR's economic and environmental benefits, I developed tools such as the Elmada and DRAF software, which I applied to real-world case studies. The results clearly demonstrate that smart use of flexibility significantly reduces both decarbonization costs and emissions. At Entelios AG, I'm now applying these methods and insights to drive large-scale energy flexibility for a sustainable future. For more details, including access to the full dissertation and presentation, please refer to the DOI link on the first white page. Stay tuned for updates on energy flexibility and the ongoing energy transition.
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Bord na Móna Accelerate Green programme (supported with Resolve Partners) is a leading accelerator for Irish entrepreneurs looking to launch or scale an enterprise focused on green innovation or sustainable products or services. Find out whether this accelerator is for you and your business at an upcoming session on November 19th at the Tara Building in Dublin. EpiSensor's Cristina Coffey will be there to talk about the benefits of the programme and share more about our range of IoT solutions designed specifically for the transition to sustainable energy. Read more about Accelerate Green and register your interest: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e-BhHRZR #greenaccelerator #irishbusiness #greentechnology #sustainability
Are you a funded start-up, a scale-up, or an SME looking to expand into the green economy? Are you interested in learning more about Bord na Móna's Accelerate Green programme? 🌍🌱 Join us on Tuesday, November 19th at The Tara Building in Dublin for the Accelerate Green Open Night. This is your chance to: 🌟 Learn about Ireland's leading sustainable executive programme 🌟 Meet Ireland's pioneering #climatetech entrepreneurs 🌟 Hear directly from some Accelerate Green alumni and ask them about their experience on the programme Whether you're an entrepreneur, founder, or simply interested in sustainability, this is the perfect opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and gain insights into Accelerate Green. PLUS! This is our last event before applications close on November 22, if you aren't sure if the programme is right for you come along and talk to us. 📅 Date: November 19th 📍 Location: The Tara Building, Dublin 🕖 Time: 18:300 Spaces are limited, so grab your tickets now! https://lnkd.in/eTW2RViu
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The Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) has published the second consultation paper on ESB Networks Demand Flexibility Product procurement initially released in July 2024. Forming part of Ireland's National Energy Demand Strategy, this is another step forward in advancing Ireland's flexibility network. Read more from Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) below 👇 At EpiSensor, we are proud to provide the technology that makes scalable energy flexibility possible. Discover more about our advanced demand response IoT solutions and smart grid insights at www.episensor.com. #ESB #energyflexibility
The CRU published a Decision Paper on ESB Networks Demand Flexibility Product Procurement in July 2024. In this decision, the CRU approved the Distribution System Operator’s (DSO) procurement proposal to procure up to 500 MW of medium-term flexibility products, with the objective of congestion management on the distribution network. The decision also required ESBN to conduct a second consultation on specific details of the demand flexibility product arrangements. The CRU has published the second consultation to gather stakeholder’s views on the arrangements of the procured products. This is intended to form a component of the overarching National Energy Demand Strategy (NEDS) with the aim of achieving the government’s flexibility target, while providing the foundations for the development of long-term, competitive flexibility markets in Ireland. Read the paper below or on our consultation platform here: https://consult.cru.ie/en
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⚡ New Article - The Role of OCPP in Smart EV Charging Systems As electric vehicle (EV) adoption accelerates, Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) is key to building scalable, interoperable EV charging networks. OCPP ensures seamless communication between charging stations and backend systems, enhancing real-time monitoring, reducing costs, and enabling smart energy management. In this article, discover more about OCPP and how EpiSensor's advanced IoT solutions can transform your EV networks into scalable, grid-friendly, infrastructure designed for the future. Read the article now LIVE on our website: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gsCpEHHS #OCPP #evcharging #EVnetworks #IOTsolutions
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🏢 Working on energy efficiency programmes in data centres? Swipe right to discover how our partner Enel X is leveraging EpiSensor technology to transform this Microsoft data centre (and others) into 'good grid citizens', enhancing Ireland's grid stability and helping to accelerate our transition to sustainable energy. Or, read the full case study below: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/estg7Znj #datacentres #energyefficiency #sustainableenergy #demandflexibility
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❓ Ever heard a whitepaper 'podcastified'? Well, here's your chance, as we condense our soon to be released guide on choosing optimum electricity metering infrastructure for your #energymanagement projects into a short podcast! Have a listen below and see what you think. Written by Brendan Carroll, CEO at EpiSensor, the guide is an opportunity to tap into decades of expertise on IoT for energy management, the 'must have' capabilities, and much more. Keen to stay tuned on the guide release date? Follow EpiSensor here on LinkedIn to find out more. #energymonitoring #electricitymetering
a few weeks ago, I wrote a 23 page whitepaper on one of the most boring subjects on earth: what to look out for when you're buying electricity meters for commercial / industrial sites. It's something I know a bit about, because EpiSensor has been designing really good ones for 10 years. And it's important, because most people buying them don't know what to look out for... Any why would they? They just want to save money and improve sustainability. ...but what about a 14 minute podcast? Here's that 23 page whitepaper, compressed into a podcast - 100% AI generated. It's absolutely wild how good this is. If you're in the market for a great electricity monitoring system, check it out - or tag someone below who might be interested. And if you're interested in the profound changes coming down the track with AI, also check it out ;) Built with NotebookLM ( 👀 Logan Kilpatrick) by Google and Descript