Energy operations run on trading floors, in control rooms, and across thousands of miles of pipe and wire — a trade that needs millisecond price data, a grid that needs instant fault detection, and a pipeline that needs decades-old SCADA talking to modern analytics, all at the same time. A gap in any one of those data paths costs money, safety margin, or both.
Solace connects the systems that each hold a piece of that picture — trading platforms, SCADA and historians, control systems, and the cloud — so every part of the operation reacts to the same event, in real time.
- Stream market and sensor data to trading, control, and analytics systems in milliseconds
- Bridge SCADA, OPC UA, MQTT, and DNP3 field protocols into a single event mesh
- Connect OT and IT without re-architecting what’s already running, with pre-built bridges to systems like IBM MQ, Kafka, TIBCO, and more
What can energy companies do with Solace?
Energy Trading Deliver Pricing and Trade Data in Real-Time
Trading energy commodities such as electricity, oil and natural gas is a fast-moving practice that requires the real-time distribution of shifting prices and futures.
Solace helps firms collect and distribute the pricing and other data it takes to help clients make smart trades while conforming to risk profiles and complying with relevant regulations.
Smart Grids Manage Demand and Faults in Real-Time
Most utilities are modernizing their electrical systems into “smart grids” that dynamically adapt to patterns of use. These smart grids use sensor data and real-time usage metrics to let them improve the efficiency and reliability of their system.
By aggregating information from sensors and smart meters, and sending instructions to control systems, Solace lets power companies dynamically manage demand fluctuations and network faults, and alert human operators when exceptional situations require their intervention.
Production & Pipeline Management
Keep Pipelines and Production
Assets Running Safely
Geographically dispersed production facilities and pipelines generate a constant stream of data from pressure, temperature, and flow sensors — data that’s only useful if it reaches the people and systems that need it as situations emerge and develop.
Solace connects sensor networks to industrial control systems and operator dashboards in real time, so field data turns into coordinated action across production, refinement, and distribution assets instead of sitting in a historian somewhere.
Predictive Maintenance
Catch Equipment Failures
Before They Happen
Unplanned downtime is one of the costliest problems in energy operations — a failed pump, turbine, or compressor can halt production for hours before anyone even knows something is wrong.
With Solace, you can stream real-time vibration, temperature, and pressure data straight to the AI models and agents watching for early signs of failure, so maintenance gets triggered by what’s actually happening on the asset instead of a fixed schedule or a technician’s gut call.
