Power every site. Cut every fuel bill. One platform.

Construction sites run some of the most dynamic, off-grid and grid-limited energy loads in industry. Kaasai FlexCharge manages temporary power, BESS, EV plant charging, and generator dispatch from a single platform — cutting diesel dependence and keeping projects on schedule.

13+
data stream types integrated
140
assets connected in 7 days
Azure
built for tough environments

Site A · Generator 01

standby
Load
124 kW
Runtime
4h 12m

Site BESS

discharging
SoC
58%
Target
80%
Charge40% → 58%
The challenge

Construction energy is invisible, expensive, and almost always diesel-first.

Temporary power is procured by the week, generators run regardless of load, and EV plant charging is either absent or unmanaged. Fuel bills are the second-largest site cost after labour — and emissions reporting is manual, if it happens at all. Kaasai connects temporary grid connections, site BESS, EV chargers, and generator sets into a single orchestrated system. The result: less diesel, lower cost, and audit-ready carbon data from day one.

Platform

Three modules built for the way construction sites actually run.

Manage

Every power asset on site, in one inventory

Temporary grid connections, generators, site BESS, EV chargers, and solar welfare units in a single searchable registry. Drill into fuel consumption, charge session history, and maintenance schedules without leaving the platform.

  • Generator inventory with fuel log and runtime tracking
  • Site BESS registry with SoC, SoH and cycle log
  • EV plant charger mapping with session history
  • Solar welfare unit generation and offset tracking

Site Asset Inventory

Generators
3
Site BESS
1
EV chargers
4

Gen-01 · today

running
Fuel used
142 L
Runtime
6h 30m
Orchestrate

Balance site load across grid, BESS, and generator

A live power-flow diagram across the site: grid → BESS → generator → load → EV chargers. Operators see exactly where energy is coming from, how much headroom exists, and when the next EV plant shift will spike demand — so the system pre-positions BESS or throttles non-critical load before a generator starts.

  • Site-wide power flow visualisation
  • Generator auto-start threshold with BESS pre-positioning
  • EV plant charge scheduling around peak loads
  • Solar welfare integration for daylight offset

Site Load Envelope

within
Headroom
24%
Grid conn.
250 kW
Load vs limit190 / 250 kW

Next EV shift

14:30
Vehicles
6
Est. draw
72 kW
Dispatch

AI schedules BESS and EV charging around site load and fuel cost

Kaasai ingests the construction programme and dispatches BESS charge/discharge and EV plant charging to minimise generator runtime, cut fuel bills, and avoid grid connection breaches. The AI briefing shows operators exactly what's planned and why — daily.

  • Programme-aware EV plant charging windows
  • BESS dispatch to minimise generator runtime
  • Grid import optimisation against connection limits
  • AI daily briefing of planned cycles and fuel forecast

AI Briefing · Today

ready
Fuel forecast
−38 L
BESS cycles
2
EV shifts
3

EV Shift · 14:30

armed
Pre-charge
BESS → 80%
Grid limit
250 kW
Fit

Built for the realities of temporary, dynamic, and hard-hat environments.

Rugged connectivity

Kaasai connects over cellular, Wi-Fi, or site ethernet. Edge gateway options for remote locations. Data syncs to Azure when connection is available and buffers locally when it isn't.

Emissions reporting from day one

Diesel offset, grid import emissions, and solar welfare contribution are tracked automatically — exportable for project carbon reporting and client ESG requirements. No manual aggregation.

Works with rented and owned equipment

Generators from any hire firm, BESS from any manufacturer, EV chargers from any provider. Kaasai connects via standard protocols. 13+ data stream types. 140 assets integrated in 7 days at first deployment.

See Kaasai running live at a construction site.

Modular pricing. Fast onboarding. We'll show you the platform configured for your site layout, plant schedule and power setup — not a generic demo.