The rise of microgrids is improving energy access and stability for communities all over the world. Localizing energy infrastructure reduces electricity costs and improves energy efficiency, as well as increasing control and access during service interruptions.

As supplementary and independent grids grow in popularity, maintenance and management of these systems become the key to securing the impact of the substantial infrastructure investment. Galooli has worked with localized energy networks for over 10 years, helping site managers stay on top of asset performance. 

For industrial and corporate fleets, being able to keep track of these remote assets can be exhausting. Managing remote stationary assets can be a daunting task on its own, but what happens when those assets are constantly moving? Moreover, what happens when those assets are under the control of an individual, and not operating independently? 

Utilities are a large part of the critical infrastructure that allows industry and society to run and grow. Whether it is the energy powering enterprises and infrastructure, the heating and cooling for buildings, or the water and sewage running underneath, if your utilities’ energy consumption isn’t optimized, your site is leaving money on the table.

Recent innovations to the industrial process have lead traditionally “dumb” machinery to beome a whole lot “smarter. Factory owners and commercial building operators no longer have to pedantically check piece by piece to discover a malfunctioning component, but do you know which actions to take, based on the insights gleaned?

Data centers are an integral part of our digital world. Every piece of digital information has to be stored somewhere. Considering the average mobile uses ~14 Gigabytes of data per month, and with those numbers ever on the rise, are your centralized and networked data storage hubs as efficient as possible?

The telecommunications sector is one of the most critical aspects of infrastructure to provide continuity to modern and digital business operations. As new network generations provide more secure, faster, and more stable connections and near-instant access to information, is the energy used by your telecom site as efficient as can be?

One of the most direct ways organizations can improve efficiency and reduce their carbon footprint is to introduce renewable energy sources to their operations. From wind to solar, geothermal, and even biowaste, your energy assets are a key part of creating energy and operational cost savings. Are you making the most of these natural resources?