High energy costs
Electricity and fuel costs increasingly hit operating economics directly.
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You have many possible energy investments. We show which of them make sense together. PV, heat pumps, process heat, storage, grid connection and waste heat have to be evaluated jointly — not as isolated measures.
The problem
Electricity and fuel costs increasingly hit operating economics directly.
No resilience against disturbances or demand peaks — a growing operational risk.
Process heat electrification, grid connection and storage sizing need specialist knowledge that is rarely available internally.
Energy prices move. Investment decisions need to be robust across several scenarios, not just one.
The method
PV, battery storage, industrial heat pumps, process heat electrification, waste heat recovery, grid connection, EV charging and control strategy either reinforce each other or work against each other. We model the interaction before the investment decision is made — not after.
Cooling and pasteurisation often run at the same time in a food plant — heat recovered from cooling covers part of the heat demand.