Gridient Control
An EMS platform combining autonomous onsite edge nodes for fast, safety-bounded response with Gridient Cloud for remote monitoring and multi-site operations.
Edge + cloud architecture
The cloud makes operations easier to monitor. The edge node keeps the site responsive and safe, including when external connectivity is unavailable.
Fleet visibility, remote configuration, alerting, reporting and workload coordination across distributed sites.
See node capacity, power state and availability across projects.
Review alerts, operating history and approved configuration changes.
Connect energy, dispatch and workload records for analysis.
The onsite edge node reads plant and equipment signals, executes constraints and adjusts eligible compute demand without waiting for a cloud round trip.
Adjust workload demand within seconds, with a detailed response target of ≤30 seconds.
Enforce equipment limits, ramp rules, reserves and site-specific interlocks onsite.
Continue local monitoring and safe constraint execution if the site loses cloud connectivity.
Operating scenarios
Switch between operating scenarios. The onsite edge node responds to power changes while Gridient Cloud records and presents the event remotely.
Solar output exceeds the site’s export allowance. Gridient Control raises eligible compute demand inside the configured equipment and operating envelope.
Onsite control loop
The edge node combines local power conditions, equipment state and workload priorities inside an operator-defined envelope. Cloud services receive the resulting state without sitting in the critical safety path.
Read generation, point-of-connection limits, equipment status and workload state through local industrial interfaces.
Enforce ratings, ramp limits, reserves and site-specific interlocks before changing compute demand.
Issue local module targets and adjust eligible workload demand without depending on cloud latency.
Send energy, dispatch, workload and event records to Gridient Cloud for remote operations and reporting.
Responsibility boundary
Remote tools support operators and fleet planning. Onsite edge control remains responsible for immediate power response and local safety behavior.
Fleet dashboards, configuration workflow, alerts, analytics, reporting and historical records.
Telemetry, fast workload response, local limits, safe fallback and offline continuity.
Compute, power and thermal systems respond to validated onsite control targets.
Commercial pathway
The technology enables a controllable load. Whether that creates commercial value depends on energy contracts, market rules, workload revenue, operating costs and project structure.
Characterize curtailment, low-value export or negative-price periods using actual site and market data.
Set compute demand within the usable power envelope while preserving required operating limits.
Record energy absorbed, workload state and events for project reporting and commercial reconciliation.
Start with operating data