Due to many thermal processes, the food industry is one of the most energy-intensive industries. Processes such as cooling, drying, pasteurization and storage require large amounts of cold and heat. Since many companies are currently electrifying their heat generation, their demand for power is rising sharply. With it, the optimization potential that you can leverage with AI-based energy management is increasing.
With intelligent energy management for the food industry, your power consumption is automatically adjusted to production.
We help you electrify your heat. flexOn perfectly coordinates your heat sources and automatically optimizes your growing energy consumption.
Through optimized operation, flexOn increases the energy efficiency of your systems and reduces your energy consumption.
Through optimisation, we exploit the full potential of your PV systems and storage systems, save costs and thus improve your ROI.
In the past, Peter Bade GmbH had no overview of its energy flows. The company was therefore barely able to react to fluctuating electricity prices. Thanks to our energy management platform, these hurdles have been overcome. flexOn has achieved significant savings and increased the self-consumption of the PV system.
In a changing energy system, the ability to store and control energy is increasingly becoming a competitive advantage - especially for industrial companies. But this does not always require classic battery storage systems. Companies can store electricity without batteries - by intelligently utilizing existing systems and processes.
There are many reasons why companies are looking for innovative energy management. Based on the experiences and feedback from our customers, we have summarized the three biggest challenges.
How will electricity prices on the exchange develop in the future? A recent study shows how renewable energy, rising gas and CO₂ prices and the nuclear phase-out are shaping the market. In this article, you can read about the challenges and opportunities this presents to industry.
