Energy Efficiency

Smart RDM Platform transforms energy management with real-time monitoring and vigilant consumption tracking. Operational dashboards provide visual insights, while tabular forms enable calculations over defined time frames (hourly, by shift, or daily), ensuring comprehensive energy understanding.

In cases of abnormal energy spikes during events like machine downtime, the platform generates alarms as a proactive alert. Operators receive prompt notifications, empowering them to act swiftly, reduce energy consumption, and optimize efficiency. The Smart RDM Platform is essential for businesses dedicated to energy efficiency and cost reduction.

Utility meter modeling is crucial for leak detection, whether it’s steam, gas, or compressed air. This involves using both the primary utility meter and downstream machinery metering. By meticulously comparing redistributed resources to consumption in the Smart RDM, disparities immediately raise red flags, signaling potential leaks.

Any deviations from expected norms, whether in consumption patterns or distribution, trigger automatic alerts. These alerts prompt employees to take swift action, minimizing resource wastage and enhancing operational efficiency. Furthermore, events can be analyzed over a longer period, offering valuable insights as key performance indicators and forecasts. This data also supports advanced analyses like predictive maintenance, contributing to comprehensive resource management and system optimization.

Power monitoring allows you to control consumption in relation to the contract concluded with the energy supplier. It allows you to control its excesses related to concluded contracts. Thanks to this, you do not expose yourself to penalties and with proper management, you can contract costs or prepare for a DSR contract or invest in your own energy sources.

Prompt alerts and notifications are dispatched to process operators as soon as potential power limit breaches are detected. This timely communication enables operators to respond swiftly, preventing costly overages. The system goes a step further by offering recommendations on which devices can be safely deactivated to reduce power consumption without disrupting production processes. In advanced configurations, the Power Guardian can autonomously initiate shutdown procedures for specific devices, further reducing response times and optimizing efficiency.

ESG and energy efficiency are definitely related to each other. ESG criteria extend beyond environmental performance, sometimes evaluating a company’s energy efficiency efforts. Focusing on energy efficiency not only enhances environmental performance but also bolsters ESG scores, particularly in the environmental category. Moreover, energy efficiency plays a pivotal role in reducing a company’s carbon emissions, a significant factor in ESG evaluations. This interconnection emphasizes the importance of sustainable energy practices in bolstering a company’s ESG profile and its broader commitment to responsible and environmentally conscious operations.