Shovon has developed web enabled internet ready remote access relay modules and a home energy management controller using smart labs Insteon technology.
The company’s products enable remote monitoring and control, via PC or cell phone, of electrical devices in commercial offices, industrial plants, hospitals, schools and residences from anywhere in the world.
The company said that Shovon’s technology allows optimized, controlled energy consumption down to the appliance level, resulting in reduced costs for property owners and managers.
With the acquisition of Shovon, Alternative Energy Partners advances a further step towards its goal of offering a full portfolio of clean-energy production systems for commercial offices, industrial plants, hospitals, schools, homes and more.
The Alternative Energy portfolio currently includes Sunarias, an on-site producer of solar thermal energy.
Jules Karim, CEO of Shovon, said: “The price of energy is often beyond the control of the consumer, but they can control and monitor how efficiently it is being used.
“Shovon’s system is designed to help consumers better manage their energy usage and thereby lower energy expenditures. We look forward to joining AEGY and contributing to their effort to provide consumers with more efficient, cost-effective energy alternatives.”
