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    YOUR FREE LOAD PROFILE ANALYSIS

    See where your energy costs come from.

    Share 12 months of your 15-minute consumption data. Our engineers analyse it, and your Industrial Energy Partner walks you through what they find.

    • Upload in 5 minutes
    • Results in two working days
    • Your data stays secured

    Your data check

    EXAMPLE
    Quarter-hours
    35.040
    Months covered
    12 of 12
    Completeness
    99,8 %
    ReceivedValidatedAnalysedReviewed

    What you take away

    • Understand what drives your energy bill
    • Spot the peaks that raise your grid costs
    • Discover hidden energy patterns
    • See which solar and storage setup fits your site

    What your data reveals

    A year of consumption holds 35.040 quarter-hours. Together they show your peaks, your baseload and your exposure to price swings. We map them against real day-ahead prices.

    01

    Your year at a glance

    Total consumption and how it spreads over the year.

    02

    Monthly patterns

    Seasonal effects, production cycles and unusual months.

    03

    When you consume

    Every hour of every month, in one heatmap.

    04

    Your baseload

    What keeps running when production stops, and what it costs.

    05

    Workdays and weekends

    How your two operating modes compare.

    06

    Your fit with market prices

    How your load lines up with cheap and expensive hours, including the midday solar price dip.

    Follow day-ahead prices live →
    07

    The peaks behind your grid costs

    Your 250 highest quarter-hours and how often they occur.

    08

    Solar, storage and electric heat

    Solar and storage sized on your own peaks: self-consumption, peak shaving and imbalance exposure in one view. Plus where heat pumps or e-boilers could replace gas-fired heat.

    EXAMPLE PROFILES FROM THREE SECTORS

    ⓘ Load factor: your average load as a share of your peak. A low value points to short, sharp peaks.

    Full profile loads when the analyzer is online

    Illustrative archetype profiles based on aggregated consumption data. Your report is built from your own quarter-hours.

    See these patterns in your own data.

    From your file to your options in two working days

    Four steps, each with a clear owner and timing.

    1. 1YOU · DAY 1

      Fill in the template

      Download the Excel template and paste 12 months of 15-minute data. It takes around 5 minutes. Raw exports from your grid operator work too.

    2. 2YOU · IMMEDIATELY

      Upload via your personal link

      Your data check runs on the spot: quarter-hours counted, months covered, completeness scored.

    3. 3PERPETUM · DAY 1–2

      An engineer reads your profile

      We map your peaks, your baseload and your exposure to day-ahead prices. Then we size solar and storage on your actual quarter-hours.

    4. 4TOGETHER · BY DAY 2

      Walk through the results together

      A 45-minute session with your Industrial Energy Partner. You leave with your figures and concrete options for your site.

    The analysis is a first step. If you move forward, we design your on-site system, arrange the permits and have it built. We then own, operate and optimise it, so it can be delivered as a service with no upfront investment.

    Get your analysis

    You need 12 months of 15-minute data. Not sure where to find it?

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    Three moments that show up in many load profiles

    The analysis leaves your production schedule as it is and looks at the loads around it.

    MONDAY · 09:00

    Every car charges at once

    Staff arrive, and the whole fleet plugs in within the same quarter-hour. Smart charging spreads that load across the working day, and every car is still full when staff leave.

    MONDAY · 06:00

    The restart that sets your peak

    After the weekend, lines start up together for a few minutes. That short peak can weigh on your grid costs for the whole month. A battery can cover that peak without changing the start-up sequence.

    SATURDAY · 13:00

    Solar power with nowhere to go

    The sun peaks while the site runs at weekend level. Without storage, that energy flows to the grid at low prices. With a battery, that energy is available when the site starts up again on Monday.

    Questions

    Get your free analysis, or book a call with an Industrial Energy Partner first.

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