Distributed Energy Resource Management (DERMS) & EV Fleet Telemetry
Key Grid & Fleet Performance Outcomes
Measurable improvements across peak demand shaving, charging availability, and battery asset longevity.
Distributed Energy & EV Grid Bottlenecks
Uncoordinated fleet charging surges, protocol fragmentation across hardware vendors, and isolated battery storage threatened local grid stability.
Substation Transformer Overloads
Grid OverloadUnmanaged simultaneous commercial fleet plug-ins created localized distribution circuit spikes, risking physical transformer blowouts and peak utility fines.
OCPP Protocol Incompatibilities
Protocol DriftMixed deployments of OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 across multi-vendor DC fast chargers caused lost session states and failed remote charging profile adjustments.
Siloed Battery Storage (BESS)
Storage SilosOn-site commercial solar inverters and lithium-ion battery banks operated independently from charger loads, missing peak-shaving dispatch opportunities.
Sluggish Demand Response Eventing
Signal LatencyUtility OpenADR curtailment signals took minutes to parse and propagate across depots, missing rapid ancillary frequency regulation response windows.
Dynamic DERMS & High-Velocity Telemetry Fabric
A cyber-secure, event-driven architecture orchestrating automated grid event handling, low-latency charger control, and battery telemetry.
OpenADR 2.0b Virtual Top Node (VTN/VEN)
Built a certified OpenADR client translating utility price signals and emergency curtailment events into immediate microgrid operational setpoints.
High-Throughput OCPP 2.0.1 Charging Gateway
Engineered WebSocket microservices managing persistent bi-directional charging sessions, dynamic smart charging profile distribution, and sub-second current throttling.
Real-Time BESS Inverter & Sensor Telemetry
Streamed Modbus and SunSpec telemetry from solar inverters and battery racks into a time-series pipeline, tracking State-of-Charge (SoC) and cell thermal health.
Algorithmic Local Grid Balancing Loop
Implemented mathematical optimization loops that automatically discharge stationary battery buffers and dynamically throttle EV charge rates to preserve local transformer headroom.
Stabilized Depot Infrastructure, Maximum Fleet Readiness
"Codixon united our charging hubs, solar arrays, and utility grid interfaces into a unified real-time control system. We eliminated costly demand surcharges, stabilized our local grid feeds, and guarantee that our delivery fleets are 100% charged and ready every morning."
Measurable Organizational Impact
- Curtailed peak substation demand spikes by 34%, saving over $1.4M in annual utility surcharge penalties.
- Reduced charger control loop latency to under 1.2 seconds across 18,000 active charging connectors.
- Achieved 100% automated OpenADR 2.0b compliance certification across regional utility programs.
- Extended stationary battery cycle lifespan by 19% via thermal-aware dispatch heuristics.
Build Resilient Smart Grid & EV Telemetry Infrastructure
Partner with specialized distributed systems engineers to build custom DERMS platforms, deploy OCPP charging gateways, and automate grid-scale demand balancing.
- Full OpenADR 2.0b VEN/VTN and OCPP 1.6J/2.0.1 architectural compliance
- Deterministic sub-second grid throttling and fail-safe local edge offline logic
- Complete source code, mathematical optimization models, and cloud infrastructure ownership