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Automation Solutions for Utility Infrastructure

Utility Automation for Water, Heating & Energy Systems

Proces-Automatik develops and supports automation systems for utility infrastructure including district heating, water treatment, wastewater facilities, pumping stations, and combined heat and power plants.

Secure & transparent operations

Utility Automation
Built for Long-Term Operational Reliability

With more than 25 years of experience in PLC programming, SCADA systems, troubleshooting, and operational support, we help utilities maintain reliable and transparent operation across critical infrastructure environments.

Our work focuses on stable operation, maintainability, secure communication, and long-term operational reliability in facilities where downtime and operational disturbances can have significant consequences.

Water & wastewater

Treatment, supply and distribution

District heating

Production, distribution and CHP

25+ years

PLC, SCADA and utility experience

Lifecycle support

From engineering to long-term operation

Critical utility infrastructure

Automation for Critical Utility Infrastructure

Utility systems often operate continuously and involve multiple interconnected processes, facilities, and operational requirements.

We support utility operators throughout the full lifecycle of automation projects — from consulting and system architecture to programming, commissioning, troubleshooting, modernization, and long-term support.

Projects frequently involve integration between PLC systems, SCADA platforms, remote monitoring, industrial communication networks, and existing operational infrastructure where stable operation must be maintained throughout implementation and migration.

Process

How we deliver

01

Assess

Map facility status, legacy controllers and operational risk.

02

Plan

Staged modernization and integration with existing infrastructure.

03

Implement

PLC, SCADA and communication delivered with minimal downtime.

04

Operate

Remote support, optimization and lifecycle maintenance.

Water Infrastructure

Wastewater & Water Treatment Automation

Reliable control systems are essential in wastewater treatment and water supply environments where operational continuity, monitoring, and process control are critical.

We develop and maintain automation solutions for:

  • wastewater treatment plants
  • water supply facilities
  • pumping stations
  • pressure boosting systems
  • borehole and distribution infrastructure

Solutions typically include PLC programming, SCADA monitoring, alarm handling, remote access, reporting, trend logging, and operational optimization.

Operational Support

Operational Support & Troubleshooting

Utility environments often require rapid troubleshooting and reliable technical support.

Through secure remote access, many operational issues can be diagnosed and resolved without unnecessary delay. We assist with troubleshooting, optimization, commissioning, and operational adjustments across both older and modern automation environments.

Where required, we also provide on-site support for fault-finding, commissioning, and operational troubleshooting.

Remote diagnostics

Secure VPN access for rapid response without unnecessary downtime.

On-site support

Engineering assistance throughout Denmark and the Nordic region.

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Operational Visibility

SCADA, Monitoring & Operational Transparency

Modern utility systems depend on clear operational overview and reliable supervisory control.

We develop SCADA solutions that support:

  • operational monitoring
  • alarm management
  • historical data and trend logging
  • remote supervision
  • reporting and diagnostics
  • integration between distributed facilities

The goal is not only technical functionality, but systems that support operators in daily operation and long-term maintenance.

Energy Infrastructure

District Heating &
CHP Systems

District heating and combined heat and power systems require stable process control, monitoring, and coordination across multiple operational units.

Many facilities operate on existing automation platforms that have evolved over decades. Modernization therefore requires careful planning, staged implementation, and stable operation throughout the transition process.

  1. District heating production
  2. Heat distribution systems
  3. CHP facilities
  4. Circulation and pump control
  5. Temperature regulation
  6. Energy monitoring and optimization
FAQ

Engineering Insights

The questions we get from operators, utilities and project managers — most weeks.

What is utility automation?

Utility automation involves control and monitoring systems used in water treatment, district heating, wastewater facilities, pumping stations, and energy infrastructure to ensure stable and efficient operation.

Which utility sectors do you work with?

Most projects involve district heating, wastewater treatment, water supply, pumping stations, CHP facilities, and utility infrastructure where operational reliability is essential.

Do you support modernization of existing utility systems?

Yes. Many utility facilities still operate on older PLC and SCADA systems that require modernization, migration, or improved monitoring while maintaining stable operation throughout the process.

Do you provide operational support and troubleshooting?

Yes. We support utilities with troubleshooting, commissioning, optimization, remote support, and long-term operational assistance across both modern and legacy automation environments.

Get in touch

Need Support for a Utility Automation Project?

We support utilities, municipalities, infrastructure operators, and industrial facilities with automation systems for water, heating, energy, and process infrastructure.

Whether the project involves modernization, new installations, troubleshooting, or long-term operational support, we assist throughout the process from concept to stable operation.

Typical first call

Facility scope & operational risk

Existing PLC & SCADA platforms

Uptime & regulatory requirements

Next-step plan within 48 hours