The Challenge: Distributed Infrastructure, Scattered Data
Energy and utility companies face the daily challenge of supervising large-scale infrastructures: power grids, water systems, thermal plants, turbines, solar panels, and more. The diversity of field equipment—often outdated and spread across remote locations—makes it difficult to centralize data collection. Without a unified overview or real-time alerts, it's hard to predict failures, improve efficiency, or ensure service continuity.

The Solution: Meddle as a Distributed Supervisor for Utilities
Meddle provides an easy way to integrate sensors, RTUs, PLCs, and other IoT devices into a scalable monitoring platform. Collected data—such as levels, pressures, energy output, or charge states—are normalized and displayed in intuitive dashboards. Its no-code setup and support for standard protocols (e.g., Modbus, OPC-UA, MQTT) make it ideal for rapid deployment, even by small or decentralized technical teams.

Concrete Results for the Energy Sector
With Meddle, utility companies have cut unplanned downtimes by 65%, improved energy efficiency through predictive analytics, and enhanced their ability to react in real time thanks to automated alerts. All data is exportable for audits, ESG reporting, or environmental compliance. As the energy sector evolves, Meddle becomes a strategic tool to manage, optimize, and transform infrastructure operations.