RE: CESC23 Sep 2018 12:01
Good morning Vas,
How many units per month, per customer, the CyanConnode/Enzen project covered in Mysore, I have no idea. But the report mentions that:- " Take Karnataka for instance: Out of 137,456 customers targeted under the 500 units/month category, only 610 have installed smart meters ( 0.4 per cent.) Similarly, in the 200 units/month category of consumers, only 1,876 of 291,650 consumers ( 0.6 per cent ) have installed smart meters."
The CyanConnode order from Enzen Global, for Karnataka Mysore, was for 21,824 units. And I realize that the Omnimesh platform was not available, when Mysore was installed.
As I understand it and as it was explained by Anil at the investors presentation, CyanConnode incorporate a " Build-as-you-go " approach. Each meter that is installed using the Omnimesh platform, sends a signal to the next meter, installed with the Omnimesh platform and so on, where-by creating an overall canopy under which the meters function.
At a later date, when/if the contract is extended in the same area, as I understand it, they just build on with the CyanConnode solution, connecting other meters, there-by extending the " canopy ". This reduces the overall CAPEX required.
So this is the way I see it progressing for the Clients and utilities generally. It will be up to the utility concerned, to target the customers that they feel gives the customer and the utility, the best service and return.
Which is what I believe will happen with the recent CyanConnode orders for L&T, MPWZ, Genus and the latest order worth $11.6 million, received in September 2018.
Good luck,
LTI.