The conversion of energy is a crucial yet often underestimated cost factor in industrial facilities, production environments, and data centers. Whether it’s compressed air generation, cooling, or other technical processes—wherever energy changes form, there are losses, fluctuations, and uncertainties. And just as diverse as the applications are the influencing factors: outdoor temperature, production load, demand…
Energy is one of the most valuable—and expensive—resources of our time. From office buildings and data centers to production environments, hidden opportunities for energy savings exist everywhere, yet they often go unnoticed. The lack of transparency and the complexity of factors like production data, weather influences, and system dynamics make identifying inefficiencies a challenge. That’s…
After we took a closer look at the evaluation and monitoring of data last week, in the fourth and final part of our mini-series we will turn our attention to the subsequent processes for which the obtained data can be used. In many companies and organizations, commercial and other subsequent processes must be mapped and…
Last week we looked at where the data needed to increase energy efficiency actually comes from. This week we turn our attention to the live monitoring and evaluation of this data. An energy data management system must be able to take in many millions or even billions of data records and make them available for…
In the second part of our mini-series on how to increase your company’s energy efficiency, we dive into where the data needed to increase energy efficiency actually comes from. When implementing energy management processes, our clients always ask where all the data comes from and how it can be collected. From many projects we know…