You can enter as many opportunities as you want into the app. The only condition is that you have correctly quantified the measure - i.e. calculated the implementation costs and expected savings in technical units. Based on your energy prices, the app will then calculate how much the opportunity will save you and what the payback will be. You and your colleagues will thus have an overview of all opportunities, their status and the expected impact on your business.

Expected consumption is calculated based on actual operating conditions. It takes into account both external and internal conditions (weather, production, occupancy, etc.) and an algorithm is selected to calculate the expected consumption based on historical data. By comparing it to actual consumption, you can then see whether you have saved or wasted energy on a given day. It helps you identify areas for potential savings as well as detecting misaligned processes or leaks that you would otherwise not have noticed.

Based on the analysis of your consumption, we will create an energy balance and, in the case of a plant visit, we will also identify significant energy uses (SEUs). We will make recommendations on where to add metering and, if you wish, we will help you select a supplier and install metering. It does not make economic sense to meter all machines and parts of the plant, in which case the application can handle the residuals - we create a virtual meter for the rest of the unmetered consumption (e.g. consumption of the whole plant minus all metered halls) and set expected consumption = real consumption. So the model will not be set and the expected consumption won´t be calculated for the residue, but you will see the real consumption in the overall plant overview.