ENMA is the big data architecture developed by CIMNE BEE Group. A Big Data software which allows to storage, manage and analyse high amounts of information from energy utility companies.
A scalable big data architecture with different components that orchestrate the whole set.
Scalability and performance
Distributed processing of data local to each node in a cluster enables Enma to store, manage, process and analyze data at petabyte scale.
Reliability
Enma is resilient – when a node fails processing is re-directed to the remaining nodes in the cluster and data is automatically re-replicated in preparation for future node failures.
Flexibility
Data can be stored in any format, including semi-structured or unstructured formats, and then parse and apply schema to the data when read.
Low-Cost
Unlike proprietary software, Enma is open source and runs on low-cost commodity hardware.
The spin-off Beedata Analytics commercialize ENMA
ENMA data source is at Github!
You will find the code and necessary instructions to set up Enma: General architecture and installation, database models, analytical modules and documentation for module developers (Hive, Python, R…)
- The Empowering project2013-2015 Intelligent Energy Europe program.First version of ENMA was set for the Empowering project
- Beedata AnalyticsOur Spin-off started commercializing the servicesPublised at Bitbucket.org
- Published at Github v2Second generation
The story behind Enma
ENMA arises from our slogan ENergy that MAtters. We found the analogy with Enma, the Japanese name of Yama, the god of the underworld in Buddhist mythology. Yama is the manager of hell who “analyse” acts after a human dies and “takes decision” to fall into hell or go to heaven.
The original big data architecture of ENMA emerged within the EMPOWERING project, which aimed to help consumers to save energy thanks to the information on their meter or bill. It was a co-founded project by the Intelligent Energy Europe Programme of the European Union.
Empowering customers to save energy by informative billing
01/04/2013 – 31/03/2016
The EMPOWERING project joined 4 ambitious utility companies, supported by an international team of university researchers, social scientists and energy experts. During 3 years, they joined forces to empower 344,000 European households to positively manage their energy consumption. The solutions included several online tools and improving the information on energy bills. CIP (2007-2013) | IEE – Intelligent Energy Europe
