Dianoush Emami is a California resident with over thirty years of experience in the field of safety and utility. A trained electrical engineer, Dianoush Emami has partnered with other industry professionals to develop energy management system interfaces that integrate the business operations of an entire utility enterprise.
Energy management systems (EMS) refer to utility automation systems that are composed of software and hardware components, including smart meters, sensors, and other devices. At their simplest level, EMS platforms provide visibility and management of energy utilization data through a combination of web-based tools, analytical software, and graphical interfaces.
Properly implemented, EMS can lead to efficiency improvements and energy consumption reductions of up to 30 percent. A properly deployed EMS platform includes a monitoring element that collects energy consumption data in addition to an information system that analyzes data and identifies trends. Moreover, these systems typically allow energy consumption benchmarks to be set while also enabling management and control over energy utilization. Lastly, an effective EMS system engages users and fosters energy savings habits by providing real-time visibility of energy use.
