Energy & Utilities

Postgres for Energy & Utilities

Tiger Cloud is a managed PostgreSQL time-series database built for high-ingest, long-retention telemetry across EV charging networks, battery storage fleets, renewable assets, and grid platforms.

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When energy telemetry outgrows your database

Retention stretches from weeks to years for compliance and reporting. Fleet dashboards slow down. Infrastructure costs rise. Engineering teams get stuck rebuilding the data layer instead of shipping product.

Tiger Cloud is built for operational telemetry from day one.

Common breaking points

InfluxDB struggles as queries and joins get more complex

MongoDB is not built for high-ingest time-series workloads

Vanilla Postgres requires custom rollups and constant tuning

Pipeline architectures add latency and operational overhead

Built for 24/7 energy systems.

High-ingest time-ordered telemetry from chargers, meters, and storage systems.

High ingest. Long retention. Predictable cost.

90%+ compression for cost-effective multi-year retention

Automatic time-based partitioning for fast fleet and portfolio queries

Fast SQL across real-time and historical asset data

High availability for operational systems

Full PostgreSQL compatibility

No new query language. No pipeline sprawl

Ingest millions of time-ordered readings from chargers, meters, and grid assets

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Common energy use cases

Tiger Cloud powers operational telemetry across electrified infrastructure:

01EV charging fleet telemetry and charger analytics
02Battery storage monitoring and grid-scale energy systems
03Renewable asset monitoring for solar and wind fleets
04Grid software and DERMS platforms
05Energy trading built on operational asset data
06Emissions monitoring and regulatory reporting

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