Getting connected to the power grid is getting harder in countries that transition to sustainable electricity production, with waiting times exceeding a year in some cases. Once connected, making sure that the peak use of power does not exceed the contract limits is important to avoid penalties, or worse: contract termination or lawsuits. At the …
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IoT is transforming businesses and entire industries. Although still a world of thousand niches, in many sectors IoT has passed the “why” stage and now focuses on “how”. In other words, the business case is clear, but the right implementation is still an open question. We notice time and again that companies that are active …
IoT allows you to gather and translate ESG data into actionable insight.
One of the most promising use cases of IoT in solar power installations is the ability to use surplus energy on-site.
EVALAN developed an IoT leak-detection system for the pipe network of Vitens, the largest drinking water company in the Netherlands.
The IoT Gateway, BACE is the Technology used to read out the IoT connected Solar Boat of Engineers of Innovation.
Connecting your solar power installation to the internet will strengthen its effectiveness. Choose an IoT solution that suits your case and helps you overcome the usual challenges faced when creating a connected solution.
EVALAN is attending the Solar Solutions Düsseldorf fair which will take place in Messe Düsseldorf on November 30th and December 1st.
The Internet of Things (IoT) not only helps fleet management operators to track where vehicles are and where they are going, but it also enables them to monitor fuel consumption, driving behavior, engine performance, and more.
IoT systems open new perspectives to farmers to address the challenges that are leading them to face decreasing incomes.
To find the right feeding recipe and the precise greenhouse conditions for improved growth and accelerated value IoT and automation are the best allies.
The use of green and digital technology, including the Internet of Things (IoT), allows us to achieve resilient and sustainable food systems by helping producers work more precisely and efficiently and improve food production.
Carbon-intensive industries are working towards more environmentally friendly processes and techniques to mitigate their environmental footprint.
International Mother Earth Day (April 22) is surrounded by a full month of activism calling for broader innovation and bolder action to achieve a sustainable future. In that sense, we want to use this occasion to outline some of the ways in which the Internet of Things (IoT) can act as an ally to a greener planet.
This year’s World Creativity and Innovation Day and its 2022 theme: “collaboration” gives us the opportunity to start a conversation and shed light on innovative ideas and technologies that will allow us to advance the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and make the world a better place.
