01 Features
Energy accounting
The bill tells you how much you spent. Accounting tells you where it went, and without that split every decision after it is a guess.
Illustrative figures.
How it works
Breaking the total apart
Almost every company knows its consumption to the cent: it is written on the invoice. What they do not know is how that total divides, and the invoice will never say, because the fiscal meter sits at the entrance and measures everything at once.
Start from what is already metered
In most plants some of the instrumentation is already installed and was never connected to anything: department meters, compressed-air flow meters, heat meters in the boiler room. The first step is an inventory, not a purchase order.
Pick the level of detail once
Per department, per line, per machine: each extra level costs instruments and buys information. Stop where the decisions it has to support stop, not where measurement becomes possible.
Every vector gets its meter
Electricity, gas, heat, steam, water, compressed air. Different instruments on different protocols, and the gateway reads them all onto the same time reference.
Keep the data as it was read
Samples stay at the granularity they arrived at, for as long as they are needed. Aggregated data does not disaggregate: retention is the choice you pay for years later.
What comes out
What comes out
Reading a meter does not produce a chart. It produces the ability to charge a cost to whoever caused it.
Start from what is already meteredWhere it is used
In every industry, no exceptions
The protocol changes, the way of working does not. It is why the same measurement layer sits under plants that have nothing in common.
Nearby features
The step before and the step after
What does your plant
actually consume?
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