The Port of Antwerp, Europe’s second-largest seaport after Rotterdam, is accessible to capesize ships. Beacons in the harbor send SMS updates that require translation into measurements such as battery voltage, lighting schedules, solar energy data, temperature, and error notifications.

The port features building automation through Domotics KNX for status monitoring and remote control, along with emergency lighting reports compliant with EN50172, UPS systems, and emergency generators. It connects ships to shore power to reduce CO₂ emissions and includes fire and intrusion detection. Electrical cabinets at remote locations are monitored via GPRS connections.

The main interface is a harbor chart divided into 16 sections, with errors causing affected areas to turn red and display an alarm.

A cleaning company in Bilbao manages eight electric vehicles with limited power availability. Charging is controlled via RFID readers, and the intensity of each outlet is managed. General consumption, charging circuits, plugs, lighting, HVAC, and water usage are monitored. Office lighting activates only when brightness falls below a threshold, while locker room heaters maintain a uniform temperature during shower times and shut off when windows are open. Ventilation and thermoses are disabled during vehicle charging.

Electrical protections, LAN, Wi-Fi, and a UPS for critical systems are monitored, generating alarms when issues arise. Energy and water usage data is stored in a database and integrated into the client software daily. Vehicle charge status, RFID data, and consumption are sent in real time.