The Integrated Measurement Platform (IMP) is designed to provide reliable measurement data for smarter and more efficient energy grids. It addresses the increasing demands for traceability, accessibility, and control of measurement data in the electricity sector, driven by regulatory bodies, decentralized generation, open energy markets, grid modernization, and smart meters. The platform automates processes, ensures interoperability, and provides data intelligence to overcome challenges posed by legacy systems and manual processes. It supports technical and regulatory departments in making informed decisions based on accurate data. The IMP facilitates efficient collection, centralization, and standardization of energy measurement data from various technologies, protocols, and communication media across different contexts, including substations, AT/BT units, and individual or central metering points. It enables remote parameterization and command execution, such as clock synchronization and connect/disconnect operations, as well as reading mass memory, registers, energy quality data, events, parameters, and instantaneous values. The platform integrates seamlessly with commercial systems for automated billing, supporting Meter-to-Cash processes and enabling simulations for enhanced control and regulatory compliance. It guarantees regulatory compliance for metering systems for billing (SMF) with CCEE, preventing penalties and optimizing mandatory procedures. The IMP also supports asset loading supervision, monitoring transformer loading for grid operation and expansion planning, identifying degradation trends, anticipating maintenance needs, and detecting anomalies like failures, overloads, voltage drops, and power quality issues. Furthermore, it aids in energy balance calculations and analyses to identify non-technical losses, improve revenue recovery, and enhance load monitoring. The platform is compatible with energy quality data and meters, allowing continuous analysis of indicators and providing detailed reports for compliance with regulations like ANEEL Resolution RN 871/956 and PRODIST Module 8. It centralizes and standardizes integrations with external systems via public APIs, facilitating data access for complementary applications and integrating with billing systems (e.g., SAP), consumer portals, and operational systems (SCADA/ADMS/EMS).

Features & Benefits

• Data Quality and Compliance: Ensures data quality and conformity through proprietary algorithms, promoting operational efficiency and regulatory adherence.
• Digitalization and Openness: Acts as a vector for digitalization and data openness in the electricity sector.
• Scalability and Security: Offers scalability and security to support the growth of the metering park.
• Interoperability and Agnosticism: Communicates with transparent remote controls, agnostic and multiprotocol data acquisition, and is compatible with new CCEE APIs.
• Meter-to-Cash Integration: Provides full integration for the Meter-to-Cash process, increasing efficiency and ensuring consistent billing data.
• Energy Balance Analysis: Supports complex modeling for energy balance calculations and analyses to identify losses and improve asset management.
• Power Quality Compliance: Enables continuous analysis of power quality indicators and provides reports for regulatory compliance.
• System Integration: Centralizes and standardizes integrations with external systems, including billing, consumer portals, and SCADA/ADMS/EMS.