The amounts are shown in SEK per year as we expect that efficiency improvements made will last thanks to continuous measurement and smart energy follow-up.

In some cases, it may be about streamlining and eliminating energy that does no work on the entire plant, but you can also divide the plant's total energy use into sections.

Example.
You have a facility that uses a total of 20 MWh/year, but you want to have better control over a part of the facility that uses approx. 000 MWh/year. Here it is assessed that there is a potential to reduce the energy requirement by approx. 5%, which would mean an annual saving of approx. SEK 000.

If we then make energy use visible and quantifiable at a detailed level, it is possible to prioritize them and target measures and link them to concrete improvements in energy performance. Then we set an alarm on it so that the technology can keep track of whether our streamlining continues and raise an alarm if it starts to deviate.