Energy

The energy sector spans diverse generation methods — from conventional thermal, hydroelectric, and wind to solar, biomass, and emerging hydrogen — and each presents its own instrumentation challenge, from high-pressure steam systems in thermal plants to corrosive slurry tanks in biogas facilities. IPTech's IIoT sensors measure level, pressure, and flow in ethanol fermenters, coal silos, cooling-water basins, and hydrogen storage tanks, delivering the safe, compliant, and efficient operation each generation type demands. Generation sites also run vehicle fleets and remote infrastructure that need their own visibility. GPS fleet tracking and driver safety systems cover site vehicles and equipment moving between facilities, while managed M2M and NB-IoT SIMs keep solar inverters, telecom towers, EV chargers, and remote pumping stations connected back to the control room — the same connectivity layer that already carries SCADA data from unmanned sites. For an energy operator, that means one supplier spanning the process instrumentation inside the plant, the fleet that services it, and the connectivity that keeps remote assets visible — rather than three vendors that don't talk to each other.