Myto / Industries
The same physics. A different objective.
A utility cares about schedule and grid. A factory cares about the bill and the line not stopping. A data center cares about the next hour being uneventful. Myto optimises for whichever one you own.
Utilities and renewable IPPs
Deliver to schedule, inside the connection.
Utility-scale solar and storage earn or lose money on schedule adherence, evacuation limits and the price of each block.
- Export held inside the evacuation limit, with storage absorbing the surplus
- Schedules on the 96-block day, scheduled versus actual tracked per block
- DSM exposure estimated per block at your configured rate
- IEX price data used in day-ahead and intraday planning
- Northbound IEC 60870-5-104 and Modbus to existing SCADA
Frequency and reserve services exist in first form and are not NLDC-prequalified. Bid submission to the exchange is by design, subject to regulatory and exchange-member arrangements.
Commercial and industrial
A handful of intervals set the bill.
For most C&I sites, cost is decided by demand peaks and tariff windows. The opportunity is in not creating the peaks at all.
- Peak shaving that acts before the peak is set
- Solar self-consumption with export held at the limit
- Time-of-use tariffs and billing aggregates by meter and category
- Open-access and captive supply costed against grid supply
- Carbon aggregates from the same metered data
Manufacturing
Production first. Energy around it.
A plant will not move a shift to save on power. Energy decisions have to fit around production, not the other way round.
- Storage covers the evening peak so the line runs as planned
- Energy by space, meter and category, so cost can be traced to where it was used
- Rule-based alarms on feeders and assets
- Demand response through OpenADR where the utility offers it
Data centers
Uneventful is the objective.
Load is high and steady, reliability is non-negotiable, and renewable sourcing is increasingly contractual.
- Peak and tariff management with storage, inside strict SoC reserves
- Renewable supply matched against load, block by block
- Carbon aggregates for reporting
- BACnet/IP and Modbus into existing building and electrical systems
Myto does not replace UPS, protection or backup systems. It manages energy around them.
EV charging
Charging without a new peak.
Chargers add large, unpredictable load. Unmanaged, they set the demand charge; managed, they soak up solar.
- Charging steered toward solar surplus
- Storage covering charging peaks at the connection
- Chargers controlled through supported industrial interfaces today
OCPP integration is by design.
Microgrids
Many assets behind one connection.
Campuses, parks and townships run solar, storage, chargers and load behind a single point of connection.
- Generation, storage and load coordinated by one edge controller
- SoC reserve policy that protects critical load
- Safe local behaviour when the cloud link is lost
Generator (DG) dispatch and islanded operation are by design.