공시 • May 06
Nextnrg Inc Expands Ai-Driven Dashboard with Energy Analytics, Carbon Tracking, Ev Charging Management, and Real-World Site Visualization
NextNRG, Inc. announced the addition of new capabilities to the NextNRG Dashboard, including energy-flow analytics and cost reporting, carbon offset tracking, asset inventory, EV charging infrastructure management, and real-world site visualization. The NextNRG Dashboard, introduced in March 2026, is designed as a fully custom-built platform, serving as the central interface for monitoring, managing, and optimizing a customer’s full energy ecosystem at the site level. Each implementation is configured to the specific infrastructure, load profile, and physical layout of the site, integrating systems such as on-site generation, battery storage, grid interconnection, legacy fueling operations, and EV charging into a single operational layer. The NextNRG Dashboard is designed to address this fragmentation by unifying operational control, financial visibility, and performance insights within a single system. The following newly added capabilities expand visibility across energy performance, cost, sustainability, and on-site infrastructure, providing a more complete and connected view of site operations. The platform provides granular visibility into how energy moves through a site across all sources and storage systems. Operators will be able to monitor real-time and historical energy flows from solar generation, gas turbines, generators, battery storage, grid supply, and backup systems, with full breakdowns of how each source contributes to overall site consumption at any given time. Monthly cost reporting is integrated directly into the platform, giving operators a detailed financial view of their energy operations. Cost data is presented alongside the underlying consumption and flow data, enabling operators to correlate operational decisions with their financial outcomes and identify opportunities to reduce demand charges and improve overall efficiency. The NextNRG Dashboard tracks and quantifies the sustainability impact of a site’s energy operations. As part of each deployment, the platform will calculate carbon offset data derived from on-site renewable generation, battery storage utilization, and displacement of grid-supplied energy. Operators will have access to a clear, data-driven record of their site’s emissions reductions, giving organizations the tools to measure, report, and communicate the environmental impact of their energy infrastructure. A dedicated EV charging module is built into the NextNRG Dashboard to consolidate the full management of on-site charging infrastructure within a single platform. The module is designed to give fleet and facility operators a unified interface to monitor and manage their entire charging network alongside all other energy assets, eliminating the need for separate EV management platforms. Capabilities include: Real-time status monitoring for all chargers across the site; Physical location mapping of each charger within the site layout; Charging protocol visibility per unit, including supported standards and active sessions; Comprehensive logging of charging sessions across all assets; Capacity and maximum output data for each charger; A complete, filterable charger inventory covering all units at the site. The platform includes a comprehensive asset inventory table that will give operators a complete record of every energy asset at their site. From battery storage systems, solar generation equipment and gas turbines to EV chargers, backup generators, and grid interconnection points, every asset is cataloged in a single, searchable interface. The inventory is designed to support both day-to-day operational management and longer-term infrastructure planning. Bringing these capabilities together, the NextNRG Dashboard includes an interactive, location-based visualization layer that maps energy assets to their real-world positions. Operators can navigate a facility spatially and access live performance data for any asset or zone. For sites with smart load management systems, this extends to individual controllable loads. Lighting, HVAC zones, and industrial equipment are mapped to their physical locations, allowing operators to view real-time consumption and system status within the actual layout of the facility, creating a fully contextualized view of site operations. As NextNRG brings the Dashboard to market across commercial, healthcare, industrial, tribal, and government sectors, these additions ensure that each deployment is equipped to meet the operational and reporting demands of an energy landscape that continues to grow in complexity.