See every unit.
Bill every unit.
An open meter data management platform that cuts AT&C losses and recovers distribution revenue. It reads every meter on the network, models the network those readings came from, and turns the gap between the two into a ranked list of places to send a crew.
You cannot reduce a loss you cannot see
Below the grid station most distribution networks are dark. Losses are reported monthly, in aggregate, long after the energy has gone — and what cannot be pinpointed gets recovered from the consumers who do pay.
Source Transmission and distribution losses, most recent reported year. Power Finance Corporation / Ministry of Power (India, FY25); NEPRA State of Industry Report (Pakistan, FY2024-25); World Bank and IEA estimates.
- See Every meter read, validated and placed in the network it came from.
- Locate Energy in against everything billed downstream, computed at the feeder.
- Recover Not a dashboard. A ranked list of places to send a crew.
The whole network on one screen
Meters online, readings collected, commands dispatched, live alarms and network losses — the state of the fleet without opening a report.
Five things it does that others charge extra for
IncludedSmart47 — reach the meters you already own
Replacing conventional meters is the slowest and most expensive part of any AMI programme. Smart47 is a clip-on retrofit device from the same team: under ten minutes to install, up to 60% cheaper than a new AMI meter, and it reports straight into MetersBoard with no head-end system in between. Ask about it when you book a demo.
Connect. Control. Save.
Built by the people who build the meters
Enercon Digital builds metering hardware, control devices and the platforms they report into — energy intelligence for buildings and for the grid, designed and engineered in Lahore. MetersBoard is the grid half of that: the same team owns the circuit, the firmware, the ingestion pipeline and the dashboard, which is why the platform does not need a head-end system standing between it and a meter.
Where to go next
Three routesSee it running on a live instance
Thirty minutes, no slides — the platform walked with your own network structure in front of you.