Digitalization in Energy & Environment sectors

The French industrial group Socomec, which is almost a century old, is at the heart of the dual transition of energy and digital technology. Specialized in industrial energy performance management products and services, it has found in Opinum a key partner to open up new service perspectives in data analysis and exploitation.

Solvay Energy Services, the French subsidiary of the Solvay group, is particularly active in renewable energy aggregation services. To help its customers stop their production during periods of negative prices, the company worked with Opinum and its Data Hub platform.

Watt Matters is a Brussels-based engineering consulting company specialised in the renovation and energy transition of buildings. They turned to Opinum to ensure a scrupulous monitoring of the technical installations and supervise changes that it recommends, installs and monitors for its clients while playing the role of third party investor.

Opinum, who created the only Data Hub designed for energy & environmental actors, announces today the launching of the first Marketplace exposing Data, Algorithms and Applications to enrich their clients’ experience using Opinum Data Hub™.

EASILY INTEGRATE WEATHER HISTORY & FORECAST INTO OPINUM DATA HUB.

In France, Aveltys has chosen a new business model to tackle the market of energy performance and the valorisation of office buildings. This model is largely based on its ability to granularly analyze the data collected - whether it is energy data or other types of data. Opinum provides them a valuable solution.

On the other side of the world, Opinum energy and environmental management technology has made it possible to achieve what was never done before in this country: monitoring the supply and energy management of an industrial zone via a low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) technology.

Smart meters will soon be familiar to consumers, private or professional. This also applies to water supply. In Flanders, De Watergroep, a major player in this sector, turned to Opinum to be prepared and to make informed choices.

In 2018, the Total group, via its GRP (Gas, Renewables & Power) division, embarked upon an energy consumption monitoring project for its B2B customers (companies, local authorities, care establishments, etc.). Ultimately, this project will be rolled out in all European territories where the company is active. This will bring the number of buildings monitored to several hundreds of thousands of units.

The Courant d'Air public renewable energy producer is one of the entities tackling 2030's climate and energy objectives head on.

For the last two years, A + Concept, the Liège office who are experts in energy research, have added real-time energy monitoring of buildings to their service catalogue using the Opinum Data Hub platform.

Opinum Data Hub has become a key element in an entirely new area for Opinum – the analysis, interpretation and cross-referencing of olfactory data.