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ENERGY MANAGEMENT

TRY MW-EMS DEMO ONLINE

Explore MW-EMS energy management system through an interactive online demo showcasing a simulated commercial & industrial microgrid.

The demo environment includes:

  • Photovoltaic system with 550 kW peak generation

  • Battery Energy Storage System (BESS): 5 units × 125 kW / 261 kWh

  • Electrical load profile with up to 400 kW peak demand

The demo is designed to provide a hands-on overview of the MW-EMS user interface and its core energy management capabilities in a realistic microgrid scenario.
Access is provided in view-only mode for evaluation purposes.

The demo is hosted on secure servers located in Germany, ensuring compliance with EU infrastructure standards.

Launch demo: www.mw-ems.m-works.pro

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MW-EMS CORE

FOR MICROGRIDS

MW-EMS is a comprehensive Energy Management System for commercial and industrial microgrids, covering the full set of functions expected from modern C&I energy solutions.

Core capabilities include:

  • Peak Shaving and Peak Shifting

  • Load Shifting and Demand Management

  • Time-of-Use (ToU) tariff optimization

  • Coordinated control of PV, BESS, grid connection, and local loads

MW-EMS enables stable, transparent, and economically efficient microgrid operation by aligning energy flows with technical constraints and market conditions.

ADVANCED EMS:
DIGITAL TWINS, FORECASTING & AI

MW-EMS can be extended with advanced, model-based and data-driven functionality, including digital twins, forecasting algorithms, and AI-assisted optimization.

These capabilities enable:

  • Improved utilization of on-site solar generation

  • Increased revenue from energy arbitrage and flexibility services

  • Reduction of production energy costs for industrial consumers

  • Deeper integration of energy management into the technological process

  • Higher level of automation in microgrid operation and control

Advanced EMS functionality transforms MW-EMS from a supervisory system into a decision-making and optimization platform for complex energy systems.

Learn more about advanced EMS capabilities...

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EMS-EV
ENERGY MANAGEMENT FOR EV CHARGING IN MICROGRIDS

EMS-EV is a specialized extension of MW-EMS designed for intelligent energy management of EV charging infrastructure within microgrids.

EMS-EV dynamically coordinates EV chargers with grid constraints, local loads, on-site generation, and battery energy storage systems to ensure safe, efficient, and economically optimal operation.

KEY CAPABILITIES

EMS-EV continuously considers:

  • Grid connection limits (transformer rating or contractual power)

  • Consumption of mandatory local loads

  • Available power from PV systems and BESS

  • Real-time operating conditions of the microgrid

Based on this data, EMS-EV calculates the maximum permissible charging power in real time and automatically allocates or limits power to EV chargers as required.

Charging stations are required to support two control interfaces: Modbus and OCPP.
Real-time power control are executed via Modbus, ensuring fast and deterministic response to changes at the site.

CUSTOMER VALUE

EMS-EV enables:

  • Installation of EV charging infrastructure with total rated power exceeding the grid connection limit, while maintaining compliance with grid constraints

  • Prevention of grid overloads and contractual power violations through automatic, real-time power control

  • Priority-based charging, including VIP or fleet charging scenarios with guaranteed power allocation

  • Optimal utilization of PV and BESS, reducing peak demand and operational costs

By integrating EV charging directly into the microgrid control logic, EMS-EV transforms charging infrastructure from a constraint into a flexible and controllable energy asset.

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MICROGRID OPTIMIZATION, SIMULATION & ANALYTICS

MW-Engineering provides advanced engineering services for the design, validation, and optimization of microgrids, combining simulation, analytics, and EMS-driven operational modeling.

These services support decision-making across all project stages — from early feasibility studies to commissioning, optimization, and troubleshooting of operating systems.

Optimization & Feasibility Studies

Object-oriented modeling and scenario-based optimization enable technically sound and economically justified system design.

Key outcomes:

  • Up to 20% reduction in capital expenditures (CAPEX) compared to standard rule-of-thumb equipment sizing

  • Performance estimation of new equipment based on measured consumption and generation profiles

  • Determination of optimal BESS power and energy capacity

  • Proper sizing of grid inverters and associated electrical equipment

  • Accurate feasibility studies with realistic payback period calculations, accounting for multiple technical and economic factors

Microgrid Simulation

Detailed simulations enable a comprehensive analysis of microgrid behavior under normal and abnormal operating conditions.

Simulation capabilities include:

  • Analysis of power flows, short-circuit currents, harmonics, and protection behavior

  • Evaluation of system response in emergency and fault scenarios

  • Early detection of design errors in technical solutions and analytical calculations

Early-stage simulation significantly reduces project risk, shortens commissioning time, and lowers overall project cost.

Analytics & Performance Assessment

Advanced analytics provide deep insight into system performance, lifetime, and economic efficiency.

Key analytics functions:

  • Estimation of ESS cycling, degradation, and remaining useful life

  • Analysis of ESS shutdown events caused by SOC or battery voltage limits, including their impact on financial performance

  • Comparison of different EMS control strategies to optimize technical and economic KPIs

  • Assessment of the need for additional assets such as PV systems or backup generators, including optimal sizing

  • Interpretation of results and development of actionable technical and operational recommendations

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