CloudEnergy: an intelligent solution to exploit the potential of the cloud

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CloudEnergy Srl, founded by a team of professionals passionate about technology and intelligent connections, introduced an innovative SMART system for managing port, campsite, and rest area services, aligning with Marine Digitisation trends.

A cloud-based system

Entirely cloud-based, CloudEnergy’s system requires no maintenance, ensuring constant availability. It can be easily integrated with other software, such as wireless twilight lighting management. Additionally, it supports access to parking lots, swimming pools, and other areas, positioning itself as a robust Marina Cloud Solution.

CloudEnergy: ideal proposal for berths

CloudEnergy provides a significant technological upgrade for marinas, replacing outdated systems that required keys for water and electricity access. This system allows immediate and efficient service at berths, falling perfectly within the scope of Connected Marinas.

Constant access and zero maintenance

CloudEnergy ensures constant service availability and integrates seamlessly with other software. It is compatible with Android or Apple devices, enabling the creation of access accounts for multiple users (family, captain, owner, guests). This allows multiple users to access marina services simultaneously, transparently, and autonomously. In addition, it provides real-time consumption monitoring on the cloud and supports Marina Accounting Integration for effective service management.

Advantages in terms of savings and sustainability

The CloudEnergy system optimizes port consumption by allowing continuous monitoring of water and energy usage by both operators and users. This promotes awareness and more responsible consumption of resources, translating into environmental benefits and significant cost savings for port operators. Marinas using CloudEnergy have reported a 40% reduction in consumption compared to before adopting the system.

CloudEnergy: new innovations to detect the presence of a boat

CloudEnergy has recently implemented a system to detect the presence of boats in a berth. A strategically placed sensor on the dock monitors in real-time whether the mooring is free or occupied. This intelligent sensor system communicates remotely, enabling marina managers to know how many berths are available at any moment, similar to how they monitor the consumption of CloudEnergy smart columns. Each berth is equipped with sensors installed at the dock’s edges.

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