About JME Energy & Automation

JME Energy & Automation is an industrial energy, automation and control engineering company focused on practical integration of grid, solar PV, battery energy storage, diesel generation, SCADA, EMS and plant electrical systems.

What We Engineer

  • Industrial Energy Management Systems (EMS)
  • SCADA, historian, alarms and multi-site monitoring
  • Genset synchronization, load sharing and source coordination
  • Solar + genset, solar + BESS + genset and hybrid-power control
  • Peak shaving, load management and automatic load shedding
  • Industrial automation retrofit, audit, recovery and commissioning
  • Electrical design, switchgear, ATS/AMF and control-panel engineering

Engineering Intelligence. Maintainable by Design.

Our engineering approach is built around systems that can be understood, tested, maintained and extended after commissioning. We document control philosophy, communications, alarms, interfaces, backups and handover information so plant teams are not left dependent on undocumented logic.

Vendor-Neutral Integration

JME works across multiple controller, inverter, meter, PLC, HMI and BESS ecosystems. The design follows the site requirement rather than a preferred equipment brand. Where communications and technical data are available, the objective is to integrate existing working equipment instead of replacing it unnecessarily.

Selected Engineering Evidence

Explore our Projects & Case Studies, including hybrid energy, SCADA, synchronization and monitoring work, or review our Industrial EMS, SCADA and Genset Synchronization engineering pages.

How We Work

Discovery → Engineering Pack → Build → Testing → Commissioning → Handover. Depending on the project, deliverables can include I/O lists, logic maps, alarm philosophy, SLDs, wiring schematics, tag databases, FAT/SAT records, commissioning checklists and operating documentation.

Technical authorship: JME technical material is prepared and reviewed by the JME Energy & Automation Technical Team, with emphasis on practical engineering, documented system behavior and verifiable project evidence.

Technical review: JME Energy & Automation Technical Team · Updated September 2026
Engineering guidance is application-dependent. Verify equipment ratings, protection, control modes and site conditions before final design.