Connected operations for control centres and field crews
Keep maintenance, incidents, and daily operations in one secure workspace, so the people who can act see what is happening, and the record holds up afterwards.


What slows energy operations down
Network operations depend on accurate information reaching the right people quickly, and on being able to evidence it later. Disconnected systems undermine both.
Field crews, control centres, and contractors work in separate systems, so incident detail arrives second-hand.
Shift handovers lose the reasoning behind a switching decision, a deferred repair, or an isolation still in place.
Crews work at substations, sites, and along networks where desk-bound tools simply do not reach them.
Contractors and specialist vendors sit outside the network, yet carry out safety-critical work.
Auditors expect evidence of who was informed, which procedure was current, and when, reconstructed after the fact.

Coordination between control centres and the field
Connect control centres and crews on one thread per asset, so status and instructions reach the field without relay.
Topic-based channels organised by site, asset, or shift
Updates land where the crew and control room responsible for that asset will see them.
Persistent threads that carry context across handovers
The incoming operator reads what happened, and why the decision was made.
Mobile and browser access for crews in the field
Report from the substation or the site, without carrying another device.

Contractor and vendor collaboration
Bring contractors and specialist vendors into scoped workspaces, with an access trail behind safety-critical work.
Secure cross-domain networking connects contractors and specialist vendors
Bring works packages into the workspace instead of onto a shared mailbox.
Scoped access that is simple to grant and simple to revoke
Each contractor reaches only the sites and packages their scope actually covers.
Multi-enterprise coordination without multiplying systems
One platform for the delivery chain, and one security review instead of many.
Built for how energy operations actually run
From AI-documented incidents to on-site reporting and version-controlled procedures. The operational detail energy and utilities depend on, handled in one platform.

Operate across sites without losing the record
Melp gives energy operators the reach to coordinate distributed teams and contractors, and the controls to evidence how work was carried out.
Distributed, Multilingual Operations
Operators, crews, and international contractors work from the same instruction.
- Real-time speech translation during operational calls
- Live multilingual captions for clarity on technical detail
- Automatic chat translation across written updates
- Fewer misread instructions in safety-critical work
Designed for energy and utilities teams
Control Centre & Operations
Run the network from one thread per asset, with handovers that carry their own reasoning.
Field & Maintenance Crews
Report asset condition and site status from mobile, and reach the approved procedure on the spot.
Contractor & Vendor Managers
Coordinate works packages in scoped workspaces rather than across mailboxes and phone calls.
Safety & Compliance Teams
Evidence who was informed, which revision was current, and when, from one governed record.
Energy operators around the world trust Melp
See how utilities, developers, and energy services organisations are transforming coordination.

Regional Utility Operator
Connects control room and field crews in shared channels so incident detail arrives first-hand.

Renewable Energy Developer
Coordinates site crews and specialist contractors across dispersed generation assets.

Energy Services Contractor
Keeps method statements and permits version-controlled and retrievable at the point of work.
Energy & Utilities: Frequently Asked Questions
Everything field, control room, and operations teams need to know about Melp.
Learn more about energy collaboration
Guides, best practices, and insights for control room, field, and operations teams.
