Energy Reference Architecture

The proposed energy layer behind InferaGrid: site telemetry, storage, power conversion and grid-connected operation. Hardware choices remain subject to validation.


Design Principles

InferaGrid is not an off-grid claim. Each node must operate within a measured site envelope.

Grid-connected by design

The grid remains the base supply. Solar and storage can supplement it within site limits.

Compute follows the site

The scheduler accepts work only inside the power envelope released by the site.

The owner stays in control

Device protection, backup reserve and site policy always outrank compute demand.


Technology References

One active energy partnership and two proposed technology references.

Proposed technology reference

CIMC-EST

Containerised battery storage

A proposed reference for modular battery storage at dedicated commercial and industrial sites.

  • Integrated battery and power-conversion options
  • Modular deployment for larger sites

Evaluation only. No supply or deployment commitment is in place.

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Energy integration partner

ConnectVPP

VPP telemetry and orchestration

InferaGrid's partner for the proposed interface between site energy controls and compute scheduling.

  • Live site load, solar and battery telemetry
  • A released power envelope for compute

The interface is in technical validation and is not deployed.

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Proposed technology reference

Victron Energy

Modular power and monitoring

A proposed reference for power conversion and telemetry at smaller grid-connected sites.

  • Hybrid inverter and charger options
  • Site telemetry through an open monitoring stack

Evaluation only. Final hardware depends on site and bench validation.

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Discuss an Energy-Aware Site

Talk to us about site requirements, energy integration or validation.