01 / SENSE
Anticipate the event
Evaluate price, congestion, demand-response signals, and site capacity against the facility’s operating policies.
A.I.M.I. / POWER ORCHESTRATION
Turn grid constraints into coordinated action across your electrical infrastructure.
A.I.M.I. EPMS connects grid signals, electrical asset state, and eligible facility demand. It coordinates batteries, onsite generation, and grid draw within approved operating limits—so operators can respond to constrained windows without treating every asset as a separate system.
Explore your power flexibilityA.I.M.I.™ IN ACTION / ILLUSTRATION
See how A.I.M.I.™ coordinates a price-driven transition to onsite supply.

A.I.M.I.™ watches price and dispatch signals for an upcoming constraint window.
Current stepGeneration availability, reserves, and native interlocks are checked against operating limits.
NextA.I.M.I.™ coordinates the transition from grid supply to eligible onsite generation.
NextSupply response is monitored and the dispatch is recorded in the action log.
NextIllustrative product sequence, not live site telemetry. Onsite generation is an illustrative clean-fuel scenario.
Request a demoFROM GRID SIGNAL TO SITE ACTION
01 / SENSE
Evaluate price, congestion, demand-response signals, and site capacity against the facility’s operating policies.
02 / PREDICT
Plan charging and generation readiness around availability, reserve requirements, and the expected constraint window.
03 / ACT
Coordinate approved grid-draw targets and eligible load, then return assets to their operating baseline while respecting native interlocks.
COORDINATED DISPATCH / ILLUSTRATIVE PROFILE
Before a constraint window, prepare available assets. During dispatch, coordinate sources to reduce grid draw. Recover within reserve and recharge limits.
Illustrative supply mix: 65 grid + 20 battery + 15 generation = 100 facility load.
POWER / NORMALIZED FACILITY LOAD = 100
Illustrative dispatch, not a forecast or guaranteed capability. Reduced grid draw is supplied by other assets, not eliminated energy use. Availability, reserve policy, losses, recharge requirements, and utility rules govern each deployment.
THE OPERATOR ADVANTAGE
Use available flexibility to manage grid demand during constrained or expensive windows.
Coordinate batteries, generators, and eligible loads as one operating plan, rather than isolated thresholds.
Keep backup readiness, service constraints, and operator-defined autonomy limits explicit throughout dispatch.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE / EXPLICIT AUTHORITY
Define eligible assets, dispatch limits, reserve requirements, and recovery behavior before enabling autonomous coordination. Native PLCs and safety interlocks remain part of the operating architecture.