Smart energy technology for Nigeria

Know what your energy system is doing.

Pulse Edge Energy is developing smart metering and monitoring solutions that help consumers and energy operators understand consumption, track generation and respond to device issues.

  • RESCOs and mini-grids
  • Estates
  • Businesses
  • Households
Illustrative platform preview Demonstration data

Demo site A · today (fictional site)

Generation today
420 kWh
Consumption today
360 kWh
Meters communicating
48 of 502 offline
Open alerts
2Communication
Consumption and generation by hour — Demo site A (demonstration data) Demonstration data for a fictional site. Generation totals 420 kWh, peaking at 12:00. Consumption totals 360 kWh, peaking at 19:00. Generation exceeds consumption from mid-morning to mid-afternoon; consumption is higher in the evening and overnight. 015304560 00:0006:0012:0018:0023:00 kWh
GenerationConsumption
View chart data as a table
Consumption and generation by hour — Demo site A (demonstration data) (kWh)
HourGeneration (kWh)Consumption (kWh)
00:0008
01:0007
02:0007
03:0007
04:0008
05:00010
06:00213
07:00915
08:002216
09:003616
10:004816
11:005617
12:006017
13:005716
14:005016
15:003816
16:002517
17:001219
18:00523
19:00026
20:00025
21:00021
22:00015
23:0009

The problem

Better decisions start with visibility.

When energy data sits across separate devices and systems, it is harder to understand usage, identify faults and support customers. Our focus is bringing the information that matters into a clearer view.

  1. Understand usage

    See how much electricity is used, when and where — per meter, per premises or across a site.

  2. Compare supply and demand

    Set generation from solar and other sources alongside consumption, where suitable meters or integrations provide the data.

  3. Identify issues earlier

    Flag devices that stop communicating or report unusual readings, so problems can be investigated sooner.

Designed for local conditions

Built around how energy works in Nigeria

We are designing for the realities operators, estates and households deal with every day — not adapting a product made for somewhere else.

  • Prepaid first

    Prepaid metering is common, so balances, units and low-credit alerts are central to the design.

  • Grid, solar and generator

    Many sites draw on several supplies. We aim to show each one clearly where it is metered.

  • Variable connectivity

    Readings can arrive late. Every figure shows when it was last updated, and gaps stay visible.

  • Mobile and light

    Most people will use a phone on mobile data, so our pages and previews are kept fast and lightweight.

Initial solution areas

Where we are starting

Three connected areas form our initial offer. Installation and hardware availability are subject to a site assessment and confirmed delivery arrangements.

A prepaid electricity meter with a digital display mounted on the outside wall of a home
Illustrative image

Smart metering

Metering that makes usage easy to see

Explore metering options for measuring consumption and making usage data easier to access.

  • Consumption readings with clear timestamps
  • Prepaid balance where the meter supports it
  • Low-credit and device alerts

Subject to assessment

Explore smart metering
Hands holding a tablet showing a site overview dashboard with generation, consumption, meters online and alerts, on a rooftop lined with solar panels overlooking a Lagos lagoon
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Energy monitoring

Consumption and generation in one view

View consumption and generation trends from supported devices and integrations.

  • Operator dashboards across sites
  • Solar, battery and inverter data where integrated
  • Reports you can download and share

Initial focus · in development

Explore the platform
A technician in a hard hat and hi-vis vest testing an electrical meter cabinet at a rural site
Illustrative image

Device support

From fault to fix, with a clear process

Build a clearer picture of device health and connect faults with support workflows.

  • Alerts when devices stop communicating
  • Incidents tracked from report to resolution
  • Field work coordinated through approved partners

Initial focus · in development

Explore managed support

Who we serve

Built around the people who run and use energy systems

A fenced solar mini-grid with a battery container and power poles leading to village homes at sunset
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Energy operators

RESCOs (Renewable Energy Service Companies) and mini-grid operators who need to see generation, consumption, meter status and faults across sites.

Solutions for RESCOs
A paved street in a gated residential estate with duplexes, palm trees and a roadside electrical kiosk
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Estates and properties

Property managers monitoring shared supply and individual units, and handling tenant support.

For estates
A row of shops with rooftop solar panels and an enclosed backup generator
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Businesses

Commercial facilities wanting to understand usage across grid, solar and backup supply.

For businesses

Platform preview

A clearer view for operators and customers

An illustrative example of the experience we are designing. All figures are demonstration data for a fictional site and household — not a live deployment.

Illustrative platform preview Demonstration data

Demo site A · today (fictional site)

Generation today
420 kWh
Consumption today
360 kWh
Meters communicating
48 of 502 offline
Open alerts
2Communication
Consumption and generation by hour — Demo site A (demonstration data) Demonstration data for a fictional site. Generation totals 420 kWh, peaking at 12:00. Consumption totals 360 kWh, peaking at 19:00. Generation exceeds consumption from mid-morning to mid-afternoon; consumption is higher in the evening and overnight. 015304560 00:0006:0012:0018:0023:00 kWh
GenerationConsumption
View chart data as a table
Consumption and generation by hour — Demo site A (demonstration data) (kWh)
HourGeneration (kWh)Consumption (kWh)
00:0008
01:0007
02:0007
03:0007
04:0008
05:00010
06:00213
07:00915
08:002216
09:003616
10:004816
11:005617
12:006017
13:005716
14:005016
15:003816
16:002517
17:001219
18:00523
19:00026
20:00025
21:00021
22:00015
23:0009

Assessing Two meters not communicating DEMO-INC-0107 · opened 11:55

Meters DEMO-M-031 and DEMO-M-044 have sent no readings since 11:40. Supply status is unknown: a meter that is offline is not necessarily without electricity.

All figures are arbitrary demonstration data, not a forecast or a customer result. The gap between generation and consumption is not a loss figure: storage, export, timing and meter placement all affect it.

Illustrative consumer preview Concept · demonstration data

Demo household (fictional account)

Prepaid balance
38.5 kWhWhere the meter supports it
Used today
6.4 kWhAs at 16:30
Average daily use
9.9 kWhLast 7 days

Daily use — last 14 days

Daily electricity use over 14 days (demonstration data) Fictional household. Daily use ranges from 8.7 to 12 kWh, averaging 10.0 kWh over 14 days. The most recent day is highlighted. 07.515 MTWTFSSMTWTFSS kWh

Planned feature Example low-credit notification

“Your balance is 38.5 kWh, below your alert level of 40 kWh. At your recent average use this is about 4 days of electricity.”

Estimate assumes use continues at the average of the last 7 days (9.9 kWh per day). Actual duration depends on how much electricity you use.

Concept preview with fictional figures. It does not connect to a meter or create an account.

Switching views changes the sample content only. It does not create an account or connect to a meter.

Two professionals walking beside rows of solar panels, one holding a tablet
Illustrative image

Pilot partners

Help shape a better energy monitoring experience.

We are looking to speak with RESCOs, estates and businesses about their metering, monitoring and support needs. Discuss a potential pilot and help us prioritise the capabilities that matter in practice.

  • Start with a conversation — no commitment
  • Technical details are optional when you enquire
  • Scope, duration and terms agreed together

Frequently asked questions

Who is Pulse Edge Energy for?

Consumers, estates, businesses and operators seeking better visibility of their energy systems.

Can you monitor any meter?

Compatibility depends on device capabilities, communication access and supported integrations. We assess these before proposing a solution.

Can a meter measure solar generation?

A consumption meter does not automatically measure generation. Generation visibility requires a suitable generation meter or inverter integration.

Is the platform available now?

The platform is under development. We are gathering requirements and discussing potential pilots.

Can I buy electricity through the website?

This website is for information and enquiries. Electricity purchases and recharge integrations are potential future platform capabilities.

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