Syntraiq Energy Gateway
The Syntraiq energy direction is not about replacing one specific asset control system. It is about collecting, normalising, and exporting the energy service, production, operational, and market-facing data needed for reliable reporting. This is useful for renewable generators, energy service providers, aggregators, balancing stakeholders, and mixed SCADA portfolios.
Market gap
Large SCADA, metering, and enterprise systems are strong inside their own domains, but energy service providers, generators, aggregators, and trading partners often need something more focused than a new monolithic platform: fast, affordable, transparent data connectivity around the infrastructure already in place.
This is where a small technical company can create value through protocol knowledge, field flexibility, fast integration, and the ability to turn raw metering, production, and operational data into commercial, regulatory, and reporting-ready information.
EU and market reporting context
Market participants active in EU wholesale energy markets must register with the relevant national regulatory authority. Relevant transactions, orders, and related data are reported to ACER, typically through a registered reporting mechanism.
Capacity, availability, outages, maintenance, schedules, forecasts, and metering data quality directly affect how quickly a portfolio can produce accurate reports and operational decisions.
For market-sensitive production or availability information, it matters when an event occurred, who saw it, what was published, and which source data supports the process.
Corporate energy audits
In Hungary, large enterprises are subject to energy efficiency obligations, including mandatory energy audits or, under specific conditions, an ISO 50001-based energy management system. The revised EU Energy Efficiency Directive moves enterprise obligations towards energy-consumption thresholds, so the exact scope must always be checked against the current national implementation rules.
Syntraiq supports the data and technical side of this process: collecting consumption and metering data, mapping metering points, structuring energy-use datasets, preparing audit-support reports, cooperating with qualified auditors, and helping monitor measures recommended after the audit.
Syntraiq solution direction
Service package
An energy service provider, renewable portfolio owner, aggregator, or industrial energy operator that already has SCADA, metering, or market data, but still handles reporting, trader coordination, fault analysis, or audit evidence through manual exports, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems.
Use cases
Official reference points
Next step
The first step does not need to be a full energy platform. It can be a focused assessment of one site, producer portfolio, metering group, or service workflow, followed by a 30-day data sample showing which reports, audit-support materials, dashboards, and exports can be built from the existing sources.