Sistrade is focusing on supporting both national and international partners in achieving the European Union’s Green Deal goals, aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050. To address the current energy crisis, marked by soaring oil and gas prices, the EU is accelerating efforts to reduce reliance on non-renewable energy sources.
The manufacturing sector, which accounts for nearly 15% of Europe’s energy consumption, still relies heavily on “grey” energy sources, contributing significantly to CO2 emissions. Improving industrial energy efficiency is crucial to align economic growth with climate goals and reduce environmental impact.
Sistrade’s latest initiative, the Energy Management tool, is designed to assist companies in enhancing their energy efficiency. The tool offers real-time monitoring of energy consumption, allowing users to identify where energy is used and make informed decisions to optimize production. According to Sistrade, the tool integrates seamlessly with their MES and ERP systems, providing accurate cost assessments and promoting sustainable practices.
Key features of the Sistrade Energy Management tool include:
– Real-time monitoring of energy consumption by section or machine component.
– Alerts for exceeding energy consumption thresholds.
– Detailed data on power usage and consumption trends.
– Energy consumption comparisons and carbon footprint calculations.
– Cost analysis based on the company’s energy plan.
– Real-time analysis for internal cogeneration and renewable energy sources.
This tool aims to help companies make more efficient use of energy, reduce costs, and advance their sustainability goals.