Galooli

Yes. You don't need to replace anything.

A hardware-agnostic platform connects to generators, batteries, and inverters from any manufacturer through standard protocols. Existing equipment gets retrofitted with sensors, not replaced.

The barrier to predictive maintenance isn't your equipment. It's whether your monitoring platform can talk to all of it.

No two operations are built the same, so why use a generic benchmark to estimate your savings?

Our calculator works from your actual numbers: site count, fuel cost, visit frequency. Two minutes to see what energy management could save your specific operation.

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TowerCos are building digital twins of their infrastructure. Structural data. Civil records. RAN configurations. All converging into a single source of truth.

One layer is still missing: energy.

Live battery state of health. Generator runtime and fuel level. Whether the site is running on clean power, or burning diesel because the solar controller failed quietly last week.

That's the gap Galooli closes. Every asset, every site, in real time.

A digital twin without the energy layer isn't a single source of truth. It's a structural model with the lights off.

Australia has committed to the hardware. New South Wales alone revised its 2030 battery storage target up 40% to 56 GWh, driven entirely by faster-than-expected solar pe*******on.

The question now isn't who builds the most batteries. It's who can actually run them.

BESS performance doesn't stay static. Cells drift. Inverters throttle without triggering an alarm. By the time passive monitoring flags it, you're already looking at a forced outage.

The operators who capture ROI share one trait: they're not watching data, they're acting on it. Continuous tracking, predictive alerts, remote action before the problem reaches the field.

The hardware race is over. The operations race has just started.

Running a colocation tower means one physical site, multiple tenants, and one shared infrastructure to manage.

The problem isn't the hardware. It's control. When something goes wrong on a shared site, which tenant needs to know? Only the one affected. But most platforms weren't built for that distinction. So either everyone sees everything, or no one sees anything useful.

Galooli's Colocation NOC puts that control where it belongs: with you. Each tenant sees alarm status only for the sites they're hosted on. Nothing from other tenants. Nothing outside their footprint.

You configure what triggers a flag. They see what they need to act on. You keep the rest.

One platform. Multiple tenants. You in control of every layer.

Available now for Platinum plan members.