Amplicity offers an on‑site, edge‑native platform that controls industrial UPS battery systems in real time to reduce peak demand charges and shift load to cheaper tariff periods. The software also enables facilities to monetize idle battery capacity by bidding into ancillary energy markets while keeping full backup readiness.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Industrial facilities often have large UPS battery systems that sit idle except for backup, resulting in missed opportunities to reduce electricity costs and generate revenue. High peak demand charges, complex tariff structures, and the need to maintain reliable backup further limit the economic value of these assets.
Solution
Amplicity provides an edge‑native control platform that runs on‑site to manage UPS batteries in real time. The software optimises dispatch to lower peak demand charges, aligns usage with tariff schedules, and shifts loads without interrupting operations. It also enables facilities to bid spare capacity into ancillary energy markets, turning otherwise unused kWh into recurring income while preserving full backup readiness for critical events.
Target Audience
Primary customers are owners and operators of industrial facilities, data centers, and manufacturing plants that deploy large UPS battery racks and seek to improve energy cost efficiency and monetize idle capacity.
Features
- Real‑time, on‑site control architecture for sub‑second response and resilience without reliance on cloud connectivity
- Automated peak reduction by discharging stored energy during high‑demand periods to cut demand charges
- Tariff optimisation that schedules battery use to avoid costly capacity and time‑of‑use rates
- Load‑shifting capabilities that move energy consumption to lower‑cost intervals while maintaining backup availability
- Integrated market participation module that bids spare battery capacity into ancillary services and grid support programs
- Secure data handling and isolation designed for energy‑intensive industrial environments