Energy management solutions

Tailor-made energy savings

The requirements and benefits sought after by an organisation varies according to the maturity of their energy management system and solutions increasingly need to be tailor-made.

Some benefits of an Energy Management Solution:

• Reducing energy consumption and costs
• Receiving incentives by implementing an Energy Management System according to ISO 50001
• Identifying potential for improvements
• Supporting decision making processes for future planning
• Strengthening competitive position by utilising resources optimally
• Protecting the environment.

The energy management solution cycle

Energy Management Solutions start with energy monitoring, collecting and analysing data, and results in optimisng energy consumption.

Project Evaluation

• Evaluation and estimation of project size and energy efficiency potential

Review of situation

• On-site analysis of existing energy distribution (water/compressed air/gas/electricity/steam) = performance of so-called site survey
• Development of a holistic energy concept
• Final report and presentation

Enery concept

• Detailed and modular offer based on the energy concept
• Project plan
• Concept evaluation (time, complexity, costs, benefits, payback calculation)

Installation

• Delivery and installation of components
• Installation of energy software eSight
• Incorporation of existing energy data
• Initial operation
• Project management
• Training
• Service

Data Analysis

• Evaluation and interpretation of the collected data
• Identification of savings potential

Optimisation

Proposals for:

• Implementation of the savings potential
• Increasing efficiency

Continuous improvement

Development and implementation of:

• Continuous improvements
• Constant increase in energy efficiency        

Bottom-up approach!

With over 50 years in design and manufacture of measuring devices, Endress+Hauser is an excellent choice of partner to provide data acquisition and transmission as well as monitoring and targeting.

This is a bottom up approach rather than the top down approach often practiced in the market, and is particularly well suited to tailor making solutions according to the requirements at a specific maturity of energy mamangement.

Nowadays an energy management system consists of three main components:

• Measuring devices – providing the data
• Recording devices – collecting the data
• Software (eSight) – analysing the data

Consulting and solution services are the key!