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Energy management in logistics

These companies are already benefiting:

The increasing demands
 to logistics

In logistics, the storage of products at various temperature levels and the associated operation of refrigeration units in particular lead to high power consumption. At the same time, the use of electric vehicles in the supply chain, whose charging processes also require a lot of energy, is increasing. Optimizing power consumption and increasing energy efficiency are therefore crucial for logistics companies to remain competitive.

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Applications in logistics

Automated optimization & control of your cooling systems

Our energy management system for logistics automatically optimizes your cooling systems to the target values of your choice. For example, the power consumption of your cooling system can be coordinated simultaneously with atypical grid usage, the increase in PV self-consumption and spot market prices. The optimization is calculated by the AI of our energy management system and then automatically transferred to the plant control system.

Efficiency optimization

Our energy management system also optimizes the efficiency of your cooling system. flexOn carries out precise requirements analysis, taking into account dynamic influences such as weather data and plant-specific settings such as slide position or suction pressures. Thanks to efficiency optimization and automatic optimization of your systems, we holistically reduce your energy consumption with energy management for logistics.

Optimizing your charging infrastructure

With the help of our energy management system, you can integrate the charging infrastructure of your e-trucks or industrial trucks into your site-wide optimization strategy. As a result, you can always charge your vehicles when the electricity is green and cheap, while the maximum connected load is always taken into account.

Are you currently planning to expand your charging infrastructure for e-trucks? We will help you with the correct design.

Multi-use optimization of storage solutions

Whether battery, cold, heat or high-temperature storage — flexOn enables you to use the full capacity of your storage systems. With the multi-use approach, the EMS uses your storage in various areas, such as optimizing self-consumption or atypical grid usage, to reduce your energy costs.

If you don't have a storage yet and are thinking about an investment, flexOn provides a helpful basis for decision-making with real-time simulations with a digital twin.

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chart in the EMS flexOn showing data curves of energy price and consumption
Schemadarstellung von Multi-Use-Ansatz von thermischen Speichern

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Flexibilize power
consumption

Thanks to the flexOn energy management system, your power consumption is automatically adjusted to various target variables, such as spot market prices or self-generation.

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Increase energy
efficiency

The optimization & control of flexOn increases the energy efficiency of your systems so you consume less power.

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Create
transparency

By visualizing your energy consumption, energy generation and the behavior of your systems, you can keep track of your energy flows easily and in real time.

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Build a
storage strategy

With flexOn, you can simulate the use of storage at your location and make data-based investment decisions.

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Reference
Logistics company achieves
11.3 %
lower power consumption
through optimized schedules

Reference case Peter Bade

In the past, Peter Bade GmbH had no overview of its energy flows. As a result, the company was 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 PV system's self-consumption.