Energy Intelligence
Make more of the energy you already generate.
ElectRoad Energy Intelligence connects the commercial story behind solar, battery storage, grid electricity and EV charging. See where your energy comes from, where it goes, what it costs and what it earns.
Your energy systems work separately.
Many destination businesses already have significant energy assets. The problem is that solar, batteries, grid supply, site demand and EV charging are often viewed through separate systems.
Solar
Generation
Site
Demand
Battery
Storage, where installed
Grid
Import and export
EV
Charging
What you can often see
- How much solar you generated
- How much the site consumed
- How much the battery charged
- How much EV charging occurred
What is harder to see
- Which energy supplied the EV chargers
- What that electricity really cost
- How much value solar created
- How the whole site worked together
The question is not simply, “How much energy did we use?” It is: “Where did each kWh go — and what value did it create?”
Bring the whole energy picture together.
ElectRoad Energy Intelligence monitors key energy flows continuously and presents them as one understandable view — independent of who supplied the existing equipment.
From electrical data
- Site demand
- Solar generation
- Battery charge and discharge
- Grid import and export
- EV charging
- Available capacity
To commercial intelligence
- EV energy cost
- EV charging revenue
- Solar supplied to EVs
- Grid supplied to EVs
- Value created by solar
- Energy mix
Turn on-site energy into revenue.
EV charging should not be viewed simply as another electrical load. It can provide a new commercial use for electricity generated on site.
One kWh of solar
Different uses can create different values.
Energy Intelligence shows how much EV charging was supplied by solar, grid or battery — and translates that energy flow into financial information.
Understand the value of every kWh used for EV charging.
Generate. Store. Charge.
Battery storage is not required for Energy Intelligence. Where battery energy storage is already installed, however, it becomes another part of the energy and EV charging picture.
See
When the battery is charging and discharging, alongside solar, grid, site and EV demand.
Understand
How battery energy contributes to EV charging and the site’s overall energy mix.
Measure
The resulting electricity cost and charging revenue in one commercial view.
No battery storage? No problem.
The core proposition remains the same: understand grid, solar, site demand and EV charging together. Battery storage simply adds another controllable energy asset where it exists.
EV charging as part of your energy strategy.
ElectRoad combines destination EV charging with the intelligence needed to understand how it interacts with the rest of your site.
Better visibility. Better use of existing energy assets. Better EV charging economics.
Become somewhere worth charging