See the Power You're Actually Using

Smart metering, load management and remote switching that turn a monthly bill into a live signal — so you can shift load off peaks and switch circuits without a site visit.

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0/month
is often the only reading a site gets on a manual-meter setup — one number hiding every circuit and shift behind it
Source: Energy management practice
+25%
is added to the energy charge in MSEDCL’s 17:00–24:00 evening peak for HT and LT industrial and commercial consumers — load you can see is load you can move
Source: MERC MYT order, Case No. 217 of 2024, Table 403 (kept by the 25 March 2026 review order)
0s
is how far ahead an anomaly can be flagged before a fault event, in the live demo below
Source: BQT-Demo-Lab energy scenario

Energy You Can't Measure, You Can't Manage

When consumption is only visible on a monthly bill, there's no way to see which circuits drive cost, when demand spikes, or where waste hides. Connected meters and switches turn that bill into a live signal you can watch and act on — before the next invoice, not after it.

Usage You Can't See

A single monthly figure hides which loads, sites or shifts are actually driving the energy bill.

Costly Demand Peaks

Short bursts of high demand can set expensive tariff charges that simple metering never reveals until the bill arrives.

Manual Switching

Turning circuits and equipment on or off often means a person on site, which is slow and easy to forget.

Faults Found Too Late

Overloads, phase imbalance or a degrading string often surface only after equipment or output is already affected.

Solar panel installation with monitoring equipment

A Plant That Watches Its Own Strings

200 strings across 3 solar plants — generation, string voltage/current, inverter temperature and irradiance, with an anomaly flagged 40 seconds ahead of a fault. Same engine and scenario as demos.barquecontech.com, embedded live below.

How the Data Actually Flows

From a meter or string sensor on the panel to a load-management decision — the same path the live demo above runs on.

Meter / String Sensors

Voltage, current, temperature, irradiance

Edge Gateway

Reads meters/inverters, pushes readings upstream

Ingestion & Analysis

Threshold checks, anomaly and degradation flags

Alerts & Events

Overload, imbalance and anomaly notifications

Control & Dashboard

Remote switching, load shedding, live view

What a Deployment Includes

The building blocks we combine to fit single-phase fittings or three-phase installations, depending on your sites.

Smart Meters

Continuous consumption readings per circuit, site or phase, single- or three-phase.

Remote Switches

Turn circuits and equipment on or off from anywhere, no site visit required.

Edge Gateway

Reads meters and inverters on site and pushes readings upstream reliably.

Load-Management Dashboard

Live consumption, thresholds and switching controls in one view.

Alert Rules

Overload, imbalance and unexpected-consumption notifications tuned to your thresholds.

Reporting & Trends

Logged load profiles supporting billing, planning and efficiency work.

Connects Into What You Already Run

Metering and switching data is only useful where your team already works — we integrate rather than replace.

Billing Systems

Feed logged load profiles into billing and cost-allocation workflows.

Building & SCADA Systems

Bring meter and switch data into an existing building-management or SCADA layer.

Alerting Channels

Push overload and imbalance alerts to SMS, email or a channel your facilities team watches.

What Live Metering Changes

Concrete outcomes from turning a monthly bill into a live, actionable signal.

Lower

demand-charge exposure once peak bursts are visible and can be shed or scheduled off-peak.

Faster

fault response — an anomaly flagged ahead of a failure, instead of discovered as downtime.

No Visit

needed to switch a circuit or check a reading — remote metering and control replace the site trip.

Directional outcomes based on what smart metering and remote switching make visible — we'll size the specific case against your loads and tariffs during a pilot.

AI, Software & Automation for Energy & Utilities

Metering and switching are the entry point — the same data pipeline extends into forecasting, maintenance and reporting software as a site's needs grow, phase by phase.

Demand Forecasting Models

Forecasting software built on logged consumption and load history, to give operators advance notice of demand peaks instead of reacting after the bill arrives.

Predictive Maintenance Alerts

The same anomaly-detection approach shown in the live demo above — extended to transformers, inverters and other assets — flags a developing fault before it becomes downtime.

Reporting & Compliance Automation

Logged load and generation data can feed automated reporting pipelines, cutting down the manual compilation work behind billing, audits and sustainability disclosures.

Renewable Generation Software

Custom dashboards and monitoring software for solar and wind assets — the same platform pattern behind Barquecon's Inject Solar engagement, built to scale from a single site to a distributed fleet.

A Phased Path to Get There

Site & meter audit → IoT & data infrastructure → forecasting & anomaly detection → reporting & automation — each phase builds on the live pilot above, without disrupting operations.

Integrates, Doesn't Replace

Forecasting, maintenance and reporting software plug into the billing, SCADA and alerting systems your team already runs — extending what's in place rather than starting over.

Values and sources

The tariff figures behind this page, with their source. Rates differ by DISCOM, category and year: we size a pilot on your own bill.

  • ToD charge, evening peak 17:00-24:00 (HT and LT industrial and commercial) +25% of energy charge
  • ToD rebate, solar hours 09:00-17:00 (October to March) -25% of energy charge
  • ToD rebate, solar hours 09:00-17:00 (April to September) -15% of energy charge
  • MSEDCL HT-I(A) Industry energy charge (HT supply, FY 2026-27) 8.44 ₹/kVAh
  • MSEDCL HT-I(A) demand charge (FY 2026-27) 650 ₹/kVA/month
Show the source of every value
ValueSettingStatusSourceRead onNote
+25% of energy chargeToD charge, evening peak 17:00-24:00 (HT and LT industrial and commercial)Verified against the sourceMERC MYT Order in Case No. 217 of 2024 (MSEDCL, 5th Control Period FY 2025-26 to FY 2029-30), dated 28 March 2025
Table 403 'ToD Tariff (Charge / Rebate) for eligible consumer categories' (p. 565): Peak Hours 17:00 hrs to 24:00 hrs — 7 — '+20%#', with '[#Note – For HT & LT Industrial & Commercial Categories = +25%]'; para 7.13.61: the ToD charge or rebate applies to the energy charge component; Table 404 (p. 567): 'HT I HT – Industry — Yes — Yes'. The review order (Case No. 75 of 2025) keeps '+20%#' in its Table 8 (p. 77).
2026-10-27The +20% in Table 8 is the general figure; the '#' note sets +25% for HT industry. Check the site's latest MSEDCL bill before relying on a rate.
-25% of energy chargeToD rebate, solar hours 09:00-17:00 (October to March)Verified against the sourceMERC Order in Case No. 75 of 2025 (review of MSEDCL MYT Order, post-remand proceedings), dated 25 March 2026
Para 18.13, Table 8 'Revised ToD Tariff (Charge / Rebate) for eligible consumer categories' (pp. 76-77), as a percentage of the energy charge: 00:00-06:00 0%; 06:00-09:00 0%; Solar Hours 09:00-17:00 -15% (Apr to Sep), -25% (Oct to Mar); Peak Hours 17:00-24:00 +20%. Note to the table: -15%/-25% in FY 26 and FY 27, -20%/-30% thereafter.
2026-10-27FY 2025-26 and FY 2026-27 value; -30% from FY 2027-28. Check the site's latest MSEDCL bill before relying on a rate.
-15% of energy chargeToD rebate, solar hours 09:00-17:00 (April to September)Verified against the sourceMERC Order in Case No. 75 of 2025 (review of MSEDCL MYT Order, post-remand proceedings), dated 25 March 2026
Para 18.13, Table 8 'Revised ToD Tariff (Charge / Rebate) for eligible consumer categories' (pp. 76-77), as a percentage of the energy charge: 00:00-06:00 0%; 06:00-09:00 0%; Solar Hours 09:00-17:00 -15% (Apr to Sep), -25% (Oct to Mar); Peak Hours 17:00-24:00 +20%. Note to the table: -15%/-25% in FY 26 and FY 27, -20%/-30% thereafter.
2026-10-27FY 2025-26 and FY 2026-27 value; -20% from FY 2027-28. Check the site's latest MSEDCL bill before relying on a rate.
8.44 ₹/kVAhMSEDCL HT-I(A) Industry energy charge (HT supply, FY 2026-27)Verified against the sourceMERC Order in Case No. 75 of 2025 (review of MSEDCL MYT Order, post-remand proceedings), dated 25 March 2026
'Summary of HT Tariff for FY 2026-27, effective from 1 April, 2026' (p. 100), HT rows: "HT I (A) HT - Industry Sub-total Rs/kVA/mth 650 8.44 0.81 9.25" — demand charge 650 Rs/kVA/mth, energy charge 8.44, wheeling charge 0.81, total variable charge 9.25 (Rs./kVAh).
2026-10-27Billed per kVAh, so a low power factor raises the bill directly. In force 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027 — the tariff in force on the retrieval date; the same order lists FY 2025-26 at 600 ₹/kVA/month, 8.68 + 0.74 ₹/kVAh. Same figures as the platform energy kit. Check the site's latest MSEDCL bill before relying on a rate.
650 ₹/kVA/monthMSEDCL HT-I(A) demand charge (FY 2026-27)Verified against the sourceMERC Order in Case No. 75 of 2025 (review of MSEDCL MYT Order, post-remand proceedings), dated 25 March 2026
'Summary of HT Tariff for FY 2026-27, effective from 1 April, 2026' (p. 100), HT rows: "HT I (A) HT - Industry Sub-total Rs/kVA/mth 650 8.44 0.81 9.25" — demand charge 650 Rs/kVA/mth, energy charge 8.44, wheeling charge 0.81, total variable charge 9.25 (Rs./kVAh).
2026-10-27Check the site's latest MSEDCL bill before relying on a rate.

Verified = we read the primary document on the date shown and checked the number. Secondary = the standard is paywalled, so a named secondary source was read. Barquecon default = no standard fixes it; each site sets its own.

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