Overview

Features

Technical specifications

Overview

By enabling smooth interoperability between field devices and utility systems, Globy HES plays a key role in digital grid operations, supporting seamless data flow, smarter decision-making and more reliable services for end users. It comes with built-in security and regulatory compliance through centralized access management and realtime network monitoring tools.

Features

The HES collects consumption, events and status data from DLMS/COSEM-compliant meters. This data is critical for billing, energy audits and load analysis, ensuring accurate and timely billing for both residential and commercial consumers.

HES allows utilities to remotely update meters firmware, ensuring they are running the latest software versions without requiring physical site visits. This feature helps in maintaining a large fleet of meters at a low operational cost.

HES supports complex billing use cases, such as time-of-use (TOU) tariffs and dynamic pricing, allowing utilities to offer flexible billing options to consumers.

HES provides real-time communication with electricity meters, enabling remote monitoring of energy consumption, meter health, and event notifications like outages or tampering. This is essential for operational efficiency and ensuring reliable energy supply.

By capturing event data such as power outages or voltage dips, HES can inform utilities in real time, supporting faster outage detection and resolution. It is also key in managing restoration efforts by tracking when power returns.

The AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting) is designed to secure and orchestrate access across a complex ecosystem.

Details

Technical specifications

Communication

Delivery Model

On-Premise, Multi-Cloud, Metering as a Service (Maas)