Energy Management

The rising costs of energy and raw materials combined with the associated environmental aspects are reasons why many companies are trying to optimise their processes in terms of using energy and resources efficiently. For manufacturing companies, proof of energy management, according to DIN EN 50001, is a prerequisite for the refund of tax under the tax cap. For an effective energy management system, a faultless, integrative and largely automated monitoring system is necessary.

Active switching of electrical expenses through monitoring can lead to significant cost reductions in energy consumption. Therefore, by using free cooling, the operation of ventilation systems in the night can store this 'coolness' within the building. Thus, the use of active cooling is reduced. The integration of energy generators such as combined heat and power systems in these strategic procedures may also be useful.