Industries · Energy & Mobility
Power and mobility, managed as one system
Chargers, meters, on-site generation and electric vehicles all produce data, and all draw on the same supply. LIOMO connects them so operators can see, control and plan energy use across their sites.
Context
Where electricity meets movement
Electrification is bringing energy and mobility together. Charge point operators, property owners, fleet operators and energy service companies now manage chargers, meters, solar arrays and batteries that compete for the same grid connection. Each piece of equipment can report what it is doing, but often only to its own software.
The operating questions are practical. Which chargers are available and which are faulty? How much power is the site drawing now, and how close is it to its limit? When should vehicles charge so they are ready for the next shift without raising peak demand? Answering them depends on connecting equipment from different makers and turning its data into decisions.
Challenges
What makes it hard
01
Limited grid capacity
Adding chargers to an existing site can push demand past the connection limit unless charging is managed.
02
Equipment in silos
Chargers, meters and inverters from different makers each report to their own software, with no single view.
03
Faults found by drivers
A charger out of service means a lost session and a frustrated driver, and faults are often reported by users first.
04
Unclear energy costs
Without metering by circuit or by asset, it is hard to see where energy goes and what each charge really costs.
Applications
How LIOMO applies
- EV Charging
Charging infrastructure and management
A LIOMO project can cover site assessment, charger selection, installation coordination and connectivity, with management software built on open protocols such as OCPP so chargers can be monitored, controlled and scheduled.
- Energy Management Systems
Metering and load visibility
We typically add metering at the main supply and key circuits, read existing meters and inverters over protocols such as Modbus, and present consumption, generation and peak demand in one place.
- IoT Solutions
Connected site assets
Batteries, plant rooms and switchgear can be fitted with sensors for temperature, status and access, so their condition is known without a site visit.
- Fleet Management
Fleets in transition
Electric vehicles fitted with a tracker appear on LIOMO Fleet like any other vehicle, with the live map, trip history and geofences, so a mixed fleet stays in one place.
Illustrative scenario
Illustrative scenario: a business park adding EV charging
Illustrative example, not a client project
- 01
Connect: chargers, meters and solar
New chargers are selected for open-protocol management, meters are added at the main supply and on the charging circuits, and the existing solar inverter is connected so its output can be read.
- 02
Collect: one record of energy and charging
Charging sessions, meter readings and solar generation are gathered into one central store at regular intervals.
- 03
Understand: demand against capacity
The operator sees which chargers are available or faulty, live site demand against the connection limit, and how much charging is covered by on-site generation.
- 04
Act: charging that fits the site
Charging power is shared across vehicles so the site stays within its limit, sessions are shifted towards solar hours where possible, and faults raise an alert to the maintenance team.
Outcomes to aim for
Outcomes to aim for
More from the same connection
Managed charging that makes better use of existing grid capacity before an upgrade is needed.
Chargers that stay available
Faults detected and reported by the system rather than by drivers.
Energy costs you can explain
Consumption, generation and charging measured by site, circuit and asset.
One view across equipment
Chargers, meters and generation shown together, whichever makers supplied them.
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Talk to us about connected systems for energy and mobility
Tell us about your vehicles, sites or equipment. For fleets, we show you LIOMO Fleet itself. For other solutions, we walk you through how a system would be designed for your operation and answer the technical questions.