INDUSTRY SYSTEMS / ENERGY & UTILITIES

Power the operation.
Connect the intelligence.

Energy organisations run on critical assets, disciplined procedures and decisions made across control rooms, field teams, contractors and commercial functions. We design digital systems around that operational reality.

ASSETReliability & lifecycle
OPERATIONSWorkflows & field execution
INTELLIGENCEDecisions & performance
Energy infrastructure and industrial operations

ENERGY & UTILITIES · CONNECTED OPERATIONS

AI · AUTOMATION · INTELLIGENT BUSINESS SYSTEMSBUILT AROUND HOW ENERGY WORKS

Energy is not one system.
It is an operating ecosystem.

Generation, transmission, distribution, renewables and energy services each have their own assets, controls, teams and regulatory obligations. The business challenge is making the information around those environments useful, traceable and connected.

Intellixio focuses on the operational and business layers around existing technology: coordinating work, connecting records, structuring approvals and helping decision-makers see where action is needed. We do not replace protection systems, control-room authority or safety-critical procedures.

01Asset lifecycle

From register and inspection to maintenance and renewal.

02Operational control

Clear ownership, handovers, approvals and escalation.

03Commercial control

Contracts, commitments, inventory and supplier visibility.

04Performance insight

Connected reporting across teams, assets and projects.

Designed around the work
behind the power.

Start with the operating domain. Map the process, information, systems and controls that make it work. Then design technology around the real workflow.

01

Generation & renewables

Generation portfolios, solar and wind assets, availability, planned outages, performance data and project delivery.

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02

Grid & network operations

Network assets, substations, inspections, outage coordination, work orders and field-service workflows.

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03

Asset integrity & maintenance

Asset registers, criticality, preventive maintenance, condition findings, defects, spares and maintenance history.

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04

Projects & capital delivery

CAPEX programmes, WBS, milestones, contractor packages, change control, document approvals and cost commitments.

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05

Commercial & supply chain

Procurement, RFQs, POs, goods receipt, supplier performance, inventory, contracts and service-level obligations.

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06

HSE, risk & compliance

Permit-to-work coordination, risk assessments, incidents, corrective actions, inspections and auditable evidence.

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Less chasing information.
More control of the work.

Turn disconnected updates into traceable business workflows—without making unsafe assumptions about how critical infrastructure is controlled.

01

Detect

Capture an inspection finding, work request, stock threshold, outage update or project exception.

02

Route

Send the right task to the responsible team with ownership, priority and due dates.

03

Control

Apply approval gates, evidence requirements, escalation rules and clear status tracking.

04

Learn

Bring operational, maintenance, supply and commercial information into useful reporting.

EXAMPLE WORKFLOWInspection finding → work request → risk review → approval → maintenance task → evidence → management reporting
ILLUSTRATIVE

Respect the systems
that already run the grid.

Energy environments use specialised operational technology and established engineering practices. Integration must be designed around safety, security, data ownership and the approved architecture—not assumed from a website promise.

TECHNOLOGY LANDSCAPE

Work with the ecosystem.

We can assess how business workflows relate to systems already in use and define appropriate integration boundaries, subject to access, vendor capabilities and technical review.

EAM / CMMSERP & financeSCADA / historianGIS & network modelsEAM work ordersDocument controlProcurement & storesMetering & field data
SCADA, protection, historian and control platforms remain governed by the asset owner's OT architecture and authorised engineering teams.
STANDARDS & PROCEDURES

Speak the language of assurance.

Relevant frameworks depend on geography, asset class, operator requirements and project scope. These are examples to assess—not a claim of certification or compliance.

  • ISO 55000 — asset management principles
  • IEC 61850 — substation automation communications
  • IEC 61968 / IEC 61970 — utility integration and CIM
  • IEC 60870-5-104 / DNP3 — telecontrol protocols
  • NERC CIP — applicable North American cyber requirements
  • ISO 14001 / ISO 45001 — environmental and OH&S management
OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES WE DESIGN AROUND

Management of Change (MOC) · Permit to Work (PTW) · Isolation / LOTO coordination · Shift handover · Work order lifecycle · Outage planning · Inspection & test records · Management of corrective actions · Document revision control · Contractor mobilisation

Understand the operation.
Architect the right system.

01

Understand

Engage process owners and operational teams to understand objectives, constraints, risk and current procedures.

02

Map

Document hand-offs, data sources, approvals, exception paths, system boundaries and information gaps.

03

Architect

Define the solution, data model, access controls, integration approach, audit trail and measurable outcomes.

04

Build & evolve

Prototype, validate with users, implement in agreed phases and improve through governed feedback.

Practical by design. The right answer may be connecting existing systems, building a missing workflow, improving reporting or delivering a focused pilot—not replacing everything.

Bring the operation
into clearer view.

Tell us where information gets stuck, work gets delayed or reporting takes too much effort. We’ll start with the operating problem—not a predetermined product.

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INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS
CONNECTED WORKFLOWS
OPERATIONAL CLARITY