Waste Collection Center | FVG

A logistics warehouse in Friuli-Venezia Giulia needed to stagger the overnight charging of its fleet without triggering the main meter, in a yard that was unstaffed at night. Dogma solved the problem entirely through software: no human intervention, no risk of overload—just timing logic and a load-balancing algorithm that autonomously manage the entire night.

Waste Collection Center | Rome

A waste collection center in an industrial area on the outskirts of Rome was experiencing constant voltage drops and micro-outages, which caused standard charging stations to shut down and halted the compactors’ nighttime cycles. Dogma engineered a BESS designed to also function as a UPS, capable of detecting grid anomalies and switching to off-grid operation in less than 200 milliseconds, ensuring that the vehicles could complete their cycles without interruptions or manual restarts.

Logistics and Material Handling | Emilia

A client in the logistics and material handling sector in Emilia was operating an internal grid that was subject to highly unbalanced industrial loads across different phases and had to comply with very strict fire safety requirements. Dogma resolved the electrical imbalance with a BESS equipped with dedicated transformers and added a layer of active safety that constantly monitors the system’s thermal risk, intervening within seconds in the event of a malfunction.
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Last-Mile Logistics | Lombardy

A high-volume logistics hub in Lombardy was handling energy demand peaks of up to 300 kW—a load that, in many Dogma projects, requires a dedicated storage system. In this case, the entire challenge was resolved without installing a single BESS: the DCS (Dogma Control System) managed the fleet’s charging solely through software intelligence, resulting in a 7% reduction in energy costs over the course of a year, without ever compromising the vehicles’ operational needs.

Last-Mile Logistics | FVG

A fleet of 32 electric vehicles operating in two shifts, a power connection that provides just 60 kW, and an actual power requirement of 230 kW to charge all vehicles simultaneously without interrupting operations: these are the starting conditions for Smile S.r.l., a last-mile logistics client in Friuli-Venezia Giulia. Dogma Energia has designed an ecosystem combining energy storage, solar power, and energy management capable of bridging the gap between available power and power demand, ensuring that the fleet experiences zero downtime even during peak charging periods.