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# EME

Our EMS supports integration with energy meters from EME.

The **eCON+** is a multi-function power measurement and monitoring device that communicates with our EMS over Modbus TCP and provides the measurement data needed for monitoring and control.

### Supported devices

* **eCON+**: multi-point energy meter

The eCON+ is built into the mains-decoupling panel. A single eCON+ can expose several measuring points (PMDs) — for example the grid connection, the production/storage behind the decoupling, and the individual assets. The main measuring point is read directly; the additional measuring points are made available as separate meters within the platform, so each circuit can be monitored individually.

{% hint style="info" %}
The same eCON+ panel can also act as a telecontrole interface. See [EME eCON+](/dso-rtu/grid-operators/eme-econ-plus.md) in the DSO RTU section.
{% endhint %}

### EMS functionality

With the current integration, our EMS enables:

* Accurate measurement of grid and sub-circuit energy flows
* Real-time monitoring of power and energy data
* Use of the meter as a reference point for control strategies such as peak shaving and capacity management

Additional functionality may be added over time as integration capabilities evolve.

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