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Monitor your home energy usage remotely and view real-time renewable energy contributions. See how wind and solar power an island community and reduce diesel reliance. Get notifications on energy status and project news.
What's New in KIREIP
2.0
February 1, 2021
This version includes an improved Energy Overview dashboard and style update. Includes performance improvements and bug fixes. The last approved release was removed due to a bug fix. This bug has been fixed in this release.
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What is KIREIP?
KIREIP is a utility app designed to monitor home energy usage remotely and display the real-time contribution of renewable energy sources to the King Island Advanced Hybrid Power System.
Who can use KIREIP?
The app is primarily for selected participants of the King Island Smart Grid. Other users can view real-time renewable energy data and information about the King Island power system.
What kind of energy data does KIREIP provide?
KIREIP offers near real-time and historical power usage consumption information, allowing users to monitor their energy use over various timescales and estimate their energy costs.
Can I see the status of the King Island power system?
Yes, KIREIP allows you to view the current status of the world’s only MW class off-grid power system capable of operating on 100% renewable energy.
Does KIREIP have ads?
No, KIREIP does not contain advertisements.
What notifications can I receive with KIREIP?
You can receive notifications regarding surplus renewable energy, 100% renewable operation, and news items related to the King Island power system.
Is KIREIP available on all devices?
KIREIP is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
When was KIREIP last updated?
The latest version of KIREIP was updated on February 1, 2021.



