The energy market is increasingly rewarding flexibility with financial incentives. Our experts have written a concise white paper on flexible energy management. In it, they explain how companies can actively reduce their energy costs.
The key to the transition to electric mobility lies in the intelligent management of energy flows, load limits, and charging schedules—and in the seamless interaction of the underlying systems.
The energy transition is fundamentally reshaping the entire energy supply. This directly impacts you as an industrial consumer: you can actively participate in the energy market and significantly reduce your own electricity costs.
In this article, we will show you how you can optimize your energy costs and benefit from other advantages through peak load management, consumption forecasts and the automated control of flexible systems.
EnEffCo® connects systems and processes for smart operations. In this interview, Dr. Hans Rüdiger Lange explains how companies can leverage AI and digital solutions to realize savings potential and strengthen their competitiveness.
Power prices for electricity have been pointing in one direction in particular since 2024: upwards. This increases the incentive for all companies that have not agreed individual grid fees to reduce their peak loads in order to save costs.
For the ninth time, around 60 people from industrial and commercial companies, experts from ÖKOTEC and partner companies met at the annual user conference for our Energy efficiency monitoring software, EnEffCo®.
EnEffCo®, our software solution for Energy efficiency monitoring, is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Launched as a research and development project, EnEffCo® is one of the best software solutions available on the market.
Arne Grein, expert for energy markets, shares his assessment of the current situation and gives tips that companies should consider for future-relevant decisions in order to reduce energy costs and increase security of supply at the site.
Scientists at Darmstadt Technical University, together with ÖKOTEC and partners from industry, are investigating how CO2-neutral production can work in the research project ETA model factory with artificial intelligence.
Charging electric vehicles in an uncoordinated manner can lead to peak electricity consumption and thus high costs – especially for companies and fleet operators. The solution: Intelligent load management.
BSR in Berlin charges its vehicles mainly at times of low electricity prices on the stock exchange – intelligent, flexible vehicle charging makes this possible. In addition, peak load management has been introduced.
Charging electric vehicles results in potential savings that can be exploited as part of flexible energy management. Our case study shows the revenue opportunities that can be realized with small fleet service vehicles.