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Home Utilities Energy

Managing increased energy consumption

by Kody Cook
February 3, 2025
in Asset Management, Energy, Smart Infrastructure, Sponsored Editorial, Technology, Utilities
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The demand for efficient energy management solutions is at an all-time high. As our reliance on digital technologies continues to grow, the need for sustainable and cost-effective energy management solutions has become increasingly pressing.

In Australia, the upward trajectory of energy consumption remains a significant concern. According to recent reports, the nation’s energy usage has been steadily rising over the past decade, driven primarily by industrial and residential sectors. With a growing population and increasing reliance on electronic devices, the need for sustainable energy management practices has become more crucial than ever.

In Australia, the trends in energy consumption mirror global patterns, with increasing electricity demand driven by factors such as population growth, urbanisation, and the rise of digital technologies. According to the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO), electricity demand in the National Electricity Market (NEM) is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 1.1% from 2023 to 2030. This growth highlights the need for effective energy management and sustainable solutions to meet future demand.

IPD stands at the forefront of providing innovative solutions that balance efficiency, sustainability, and reliability. Our diverse range of products—including voltage and current measurement modules, current sensors, and auxiliary devices like communication interfaces, power supplies, and accessories—enables you to create tailored solutions for evolving energy management requirements.

Key offerings include Optimise, our enterprise-level energy management software. Optimise provides advanced tools to monitor and manage energy usage across electricity, gas, water, and other utilities. With an open protocol design (Modbus or BACnet), it features a user-friendly web browser interface, customisable dashboards, role-based access, automated reporting, and real-time visual displays. This comprehensive EMS (Energy Management Solution) offers flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and ease of integration, empowering businesses to meet regulatory standards such as NCC, NABERS, and Green Star certifications.

ABB Ability complements our portfolio, offering state-of-the-art digital capabilities to monitor, analyse, and optimize energy usage. Through intuitive dashboards, it provides actionable insights into consumption patterns, helping customers achieve operational efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

With IPD’s holistic solutions, customers gain the ability to manage energy smarter—whether monitoring trends, integrating large networks, or visualising energy flows—all from one trusted provider. As we continue to witness the growth of energy consumption both in Australia and globally, it is imperative to adapt proactive energy management solutions. IPD remains dedicated to supporting our customers in achieving energy efficiency goals while contributing to a more sustainable future for all.

For more information on how IPD can assist you in addressing energy consumption challenges, visit our website.

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