The decentralized and modular Heila EDGE microgrid control platform simplifies and standardizes the connection and optimization of solar arrays, batteries, and other distributed energy resources (DERs), delivering connectivity, customization, cost savings and reliability. View our EDGE data sheet for a summary of the platform’s key features as well as the technical specifications.
From direct demand, consumption, and power quality measurements to data-driven recommendations for decision-makers, Heila iQ equips facility managers with the tools and insights needed to make the most capital-efficient energy system investments. Take a look at the iQ data sheet for an overview of how the platform works, what’s inside, and the technical specifications.
Through game theory, Heila’s revolutionary distributed control platform autonomously manages and optimizes resources and, critically, enables a modular microgrid – one where assets can be added or removed seamlessly.
Emera Technologies partnered with Heila to deploy the BlockEnergy platform at the Southshore Bay housing community, creating the first utility-owned residential microgrid system. The microgrid has enabled increased operability, security, and grid resilience to mitigate extreme weather and other events impacting electric utility grid uptime.
Holy Cross Energy (HCE), a co-op electrical utility in Colorado, has deployed a transactive net-zero community. Each home has battery storage, roof-mounted PV solar panels, controllable water heaters, and an EV charging station, and can react to signals from the utility to serve both the needs of the community and the larger electrical grid.
Downed power lines have caused raging fires and millions to lose power throughout California. With multiple solar arrays, batteries, a natural gas turbine, a hydrogen electrolyzer and fuel cells, Stone Edge Farms (SEF) has deployed a fully autonomous, resilient and sustainable microgrid system.