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Smart Data
Actionable intelligence on energy and water use:
- Helps users identify inefficencies, and waste
- Provides real-time feedback on conservation
Right data for the right audience:
- Facility managers identify when and where energy is wasted
- CFO's can track and verify financial savings from initiatives
- Company knows its carbon and water footprint
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Information any time, anywhere - Smart User
Smart User
Smart users leverage real-time data and reduce energy and water use by:
- Continuously identifying opportunities
- Acting on opportunities
- Tracking and verifying savings
- Sustaining savings
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Monitor, Manage, Maintain - Smart Community
Smart Community
A smart community is one where all stakeholders are engaged in energy and water conservation. A smart community can be achieved by:
- Showing people precisely how much they are using
- Providing real-time feedback on conservation actions
- Effectively communicating efficiency results
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Communicate and Conserve - Smart Grid
Smart Grid
Smart grid, as we define it, is a "green grid", with efficient resource use and the key to a low-carbon future. We help our customers prepare for the smart grid by:
- Engaging users with smart data
- Enabling smart users to increase resource efficiency
- Educating & empowering smart communities
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Smart grid and a smarter future - Smart Buildings
Smart Buildings
Smart buildings maximize resource (energy, water, capital) efficiency. These buildings are optimized using energy and water management process with high data visibility which lead to reduced energy and water spending.
- Higher operating income and higher asset values for owners
- Increased productivity for occupants
- Lower carbon footprint for the community
Resource efficient buildings
Press Releases
Noveda Technologies Signs Letter of Intent to Provide Energy Monitoring Solutions for Taiwan
10/28/2010
Delegation from Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs Visits Noveda in New Jersey for Signing LOI
BRANCHBURG, N.J. and TAIPEI, Taiwan, Oct. 28, 2011(See Article) /PRNewswire/ -- Noveda Technologies, the leader in web-based real-time monitoring systems, and the government of Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) signed a letter of intent today for Noveda to assist in developing comprehensive monitoring solutions for the country. The entry into Taiwan furthers Noveda's plan of worldwide market expansion.
According to the letter of intent, Noveda will work with the MOEA and various government agencies to jointly explore monitoring solutions that will empower Taiwanese consumers to optimize their electricity and water usage in the commercial, industrial and residential sectors.
In cooperation with the MOEA, Bureau of Energy, Department of Industrial Technology, Institute for Information Industry, and the Industrial Technology Research Institute, Noveda will begin visiting with energy management companies in Taiwan to identify potential partners for technology development and smart grid solutions for the Taiwanese market. Responding to an invitation by the Deputy Minster Sheng-chung Lin, Noveda plans to establish local operations in Taiwan to develop the country's energy solutions market.
"We are honored and very excited to partner with the Ministry of Economic Affairs in Taiwan as they seek to move toward energy independence and smart grid technologies," said Govi Rao, president and CEO of Noveda Technologies. "It gives us great pride to be recognized for our capabilities, and we look forward to collaborating with premier institutions like ITRI in Taiwan to continuously innovate data acquisition and analytics, to provide affordable solutions for the smart grid."
The head of the Taiwan Delegation, Deputy Minister Lin, commented, "Green energy is one of Taiwan's government-promoted 'Six Emerging Industries'. As the fourth largest solar cell manufacturing country in the world, we welcome Noveda Technologies to invest and do business in Taiwan."
Deputy Minister Lin added: "Noveda's platform is expected to have a great market potential in Taiwan. The Taiwanese high-level delegation visited 11 companies from October 25 – 29 in CA, NJ, PA and NY, across various segments including energy, biopharmaceutical, telecommunication, IT and software.
