Follow · Entire Network

Manage the Performance of Your Heating Networks

From the power plant to the last substation, Dyneo continuously reads your data and makes it easy to understand. You can see the status of every point in the grid and determine where to take action first.

Detect · Failures and Deviations

The discrepancy was identified before the customer called

All too often, a malfunction is only discovered when a customer loses heat. Dyneo monitors each substation and identifies the problem, its severity, and its probable cause.

Lower · Return Temperatures

The substations that heat the return line for the entire network

Just a few substations are enough to degrade the return signal. Dyneo ranks them based on their impact on the network, so your teams can address the most critical ones first.

Clipping · Load Peaks

The morning rush hour, without the fossil fuel supplement

Dyneo forecasts demand. Smart buildings preheat before peak demand and then reduce their power draw during peak hours, thanks to their thermal inertia. On an urban grid in French-speaking Switzerland, their peak power consumption has decreased by 21%.

Inform · Your Customers

Customers who understand their usage

The customer portal opens with your brand colors, displaying the data already used to operate the network: usage, year-over-year comparisons, bills, and contracts.

AI-1 Network

8.4MW

Peak load

14.2%

Distribution losses

54°C

Average return

78%

Renewable portion

1 active alert, 2 substations to monitor

  • Okay
  • Watch for
  • On alert

Demonstration network. Illustrative values.

They operate their networks using Dyneo

  • Veolia Logo – Dyneo Client
  • Romande Energie Logo – Dyneo Client
  • SIEL42 Logo – Dyneo Client
  • Val-de-Ruz Municipality Logo – Dyneo client
  • Genolier Logo – Dyneo Client
  • CADouest Logo – Dyneo Client
  • CADcime Logo – Dyneo Client
  • Viteos Logo – Dyneo Client
  • SIL Logo, Lausanne Industrial Services – Dyneo client
  • Edifea Logo – Dyneo Client

A single interface, from the control center to the customer

Each link in the network has its own indicators. They all start with the same measurements—those from your controllers and meters.

  • Network View

    The network map, with each substation colored according to its status.

  • Distribution losses

    The percentage of the energy fed into the grid that does not reach the substations, day after day.

  • Return Temperatures

    Substations classified according to their contribution to the grid's return flow.

  • Heat Exchange

    Primary and secondary windings read continuously, coil by coil.

  • Secondary circuit

    Heating patterns and domestic hot water cycles, to explain an unstable return flow.

  • Alerts

    The problem, the substation, the criticality, and the probable cause, leading up to the resolution.

  • Departures

    Supply and return temperatures compared to the setpoint, actual heating curve, differential pressure.

  • Generators

    The load on each generator, hour by hour, and the tracking of fossil fuel supplementation.

  • Storage

    Tank charge status and stratification, daily charging and discharging.

  • Consumption

    The building's monthly history, compared to the previous year.

  • Invoices

    Invoices by period, available for viewing and downloading.

  • Contract

    Contractual capacity and contractual return temperature, compared to measured values.

AI-1 Network · Network View

Updated 4 minutes ago

Distribution losses

14.2%

30-day average, target 12%

10 %14 %18 %Target: 12%30 days agoToday

1,240MWh

Energy Injected

1,064MWh

Energy Supplied

54 °C

Average return

Demonstration network. Illustrative values.

View the solution in detailView the customer portal

From Your Data to Your First Savings

Without replacing your PLCs, meters, or monitoring system.

S1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9

Weeks 1 through 4

Collect

A gateway has been installed in your control panel. Data on production and from substations is transmitted, along with one weather data point per network.

Substations that report their measurements

Weeks 5 through 7

Identify

Each substation is inspected. Deviations are quantified and ranked by priority.

Parc Gymnasium+1.8 °C
West Sports Center+1.1 °C
Avenue des Tilleuls+0.7 °C

Contribution to the network's recovery

Weeks 8 and 9

Take Action

The initial adjustments have been made, and the first cost savings are becoming apparent.

Network status, before and after the corrections

Illustrations on the demonstration network.

"A dashboard isn't enough. What matters is that the data leads to action."

Maël Perret, co-founder and CEO of Dyneo

20 %

Reduction in losses

< 4 sem.

To be operational

Your Questions

A monitoring system responds when a threshold is exceeded. Dyneo analyzes trends over time, identifies anomalies before they turn into failures, and investigates their causes.

The platform is hosted in Europe by a partner certified to ISO 27001, CSA, and ISO 27018. Your data is used solely to operate your networks.

Yes, regardless of their level of digitization. We install a gateway in the existing control panel and read your PLCs and meters as-is.

This is a model in which AI acts as a service provider: it performs tasks, makes decisions, and delivers operational results, rather than leaving you with yet another tool to manage.

Through a base license, plus add-ons whose price depends on the size of your network.

In Geneva, by our team.