Energy monitoring and automated control designed to help reduce costs, improve reliability and lower emissions
Energy monitoring and automated control designed to help reduce costs, improve reliability and lower emissions
Honeywell energy solutions integrate advanced software with grid infrastructure to efficiently generate, distribute and manage energy. Our approach uses data and analytics to coordinate distributed energy resources through virtual power plants and enhance energy management.
Today’s utilities face increasing pressure to use energy efficiently while reducing operational costs and carbon emissions. Many operate with dispersed assets, aging infrastructure and systems from various manufacturers that don't communicate effectively.
Honeywell Ionic™ Control and Energy Management software connects your energy assets through a unified platform. The solution provides near real-time visibility into energy use across single or multiple sites. Monitor generation and storage performance, helps to optimize asset efficiency and make data-driven decisions.
Platform interfaces with BESS, microgrids and plant control systems across many manufacturer platforms.
Honeywell has installed over 5GW of traditional power generation globally, demonstrating proven expertise at scale.1
Honeywell has deployed over 500MWh of energy storage systems across more than 50 sites worldwide.1
With over 200 patents, Honeywell offers complete, integrated solutions for energy storage including integrated BESS hardware, energy monitoring and control systems, and energy services utilizing monitoring and advanced analytics from remote operations centers (ROCs).1
Honeywell Ionic™ Control and Energy Management is an end-to-end software platform that monitors and controls energy generation and storage assets. It provides near real-time visibility into energy performance across single or multiple sites, designed to help you improve business resilience, transition to renewable energy use and reduce operating costs.
It connects traditional generation, renewable sources, battery storage and utility grids through a unified, vendor-agnostic platform.
The platform offers flexible deployment through software-as-a-service or on-premises installation. Both options provide scalable HMI, built-in data historian and alarm management. Integration with existing infrastructure uses ControlEdge™ RTU and PLC controllers.
The vendor-agnostic architecture supports phased implementation across sites with different equipment manufacturers, enabling gradual system expansion without infrastructure replacement.
Service options range from basic monitoring to full operational management, with performance-based risk-sharing models. Remote operations centers reduce the need for specialized on-site personnel while maintaining continuous system oversight.
Customers gain access to predictive maintenance recommendations, energy optimization insights and warranty lifecycle tracking. This approach helps organizations focus internal resources on core operations while expert teams handle system performance and reliability.
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1 Honeywell Ionic™ Control and Energy Management
