Microgrid control systems need to be connected to the Internet. Optimization, remote monitoring, control, and performance analytics can only be achieved with this connection. Owners, operators, designers, and implementers of microgrids need to be aware of the ramifications of cybersecurity when it comes to external connections. Read this white paper to learn more.

The ANZ Bank project won Schneider Electric’s Digital Power 2020 Project of the Year, acknowledging the impactful business results achieved for the customer and the technical solutions provided by AZZO.

As one of the oldest universities in Australia, the University of Adelaide has a challenging mix of old and new electrical distribution technology. AZZO worked with the university to embark on an ambitious energy management program, starting with a pilot project and ending with an advanced, multi-campus power & energy management system.

Tonsley has transformed itself into one of the country’s largest and most successful business innovation hubs – a transformation that is showing no signs of slowing. Many businesses that are pushing the boundaries of technology are taking up residence at Tonsley.

With Bomen generating enough power to meet the needs of around 36,000 Australian homes, this the largest solar farm project that AZZO has been a part of to-date.

Over the years of working together, we were able to show our client that as their business grew, their energy resiliency risk and costs didn’t have to. Today, this facility is a Microgrid – producing its own sustainable, reliable energy and selling it on the open spot market for energy retailers to buy and re-sell.

The SAHMRI building was one of the first of its kind to introduce the convergence of technologies, which included a sophisticated Building Management System (BMS).

Covering almost 200,000m2 and containing over 350 businesses and services, this is one of the largest shopping precincts in the Australia, and one of the most complex projects AZZO has undertaken to date.