About SVH ONE
Built from hands-on engineering.
SVH ONE grew from hands-on work in power, automation, robotics, electrification and energy management. The same integration problem kept appearing in each field.
The pattern
Products gained features. Integration remained project-specific.
Power, automation and energy products kept gaining features, while connecting them into a maintainable operational system continued to require project-specific engineering. SVH ONE works on that integration layer.
- 01Products became more capable
- 02Data remained vendor-specific
- 03Disciplines stayed vertically organised
- 04Integration repeated project by project
Simon Van Hooreweghe
Experience across the building stack.
Simon brings more than 15 years of engineering, customer and solution architecture experience in power infrastructure, automation, robotics, electrification and energy management.
01
Power and critical infrastructure
Hands-on installation, service and troubleshooting of UPS systems, batteries, generators, power management and data-centre infrastructure.
02
Industrial automation
Technical service, lifecycle management, project coordination and customer responsibility in automated logistics and industrial environments.
03
Robotics
International technical sales and solution engineering within ABB Robotics, connecting customer applications with engineering and product organisations.
04
Electrification
A broader view of how electrical distribution, connected devices and digital services are changing operational infrastructure.
05
Energy management
Energy Management System architectures combining monitoring, load balancing, EV charging, PV, self-consumption, heat pumps and tariff-driven optimisation within ABB Electrification.
06
Building intelligence
SVH ONE was founded as a separate company to address the common software and architecture layer between building automation, energy and operational data.
Engineering philosophy
How SVH ONE approaches engineering.
The principles come from installed systems, where equipment has history, local operation matters and closed interfaces create problems that last for years.
- 01Integrate before replacing
- 02Give technical data operational meaning
- 03Treat energy and automation as one system
- 04Keep local operation close to physical infrastructure
- 05Use open architecture to protect long-term choice
SVH ONE today
Engineering today. ONE.OS in development.
SVH ONE provides architecture, integration and energy management services today while ONE.OS remains in development. The platform direction focuses on making recurring integration work more repeatable.
- 01Engineering services available today
- 02ONE.OS platform under development
- 03Engineering practice informs repeatable architecture
Talk engineering
Start with the system as it is.
Send a short outline of the infrastructure, constraints and intended outcome. We will begin with what is already installed.
