Enterprise
Energy Management (EEM) and Services
Quality Energy’s Enterprise Energy Management (EEM) solutions help
you save 5% to 10% of your annual energy costs. With an enterprise-wide
energy dashboard, you can speed up your decision-making and better manage
your energy procurement, control energy usage and minimize downtime.
1) What level of system monitoring and control is needed?
2) What analysis is to be performed (allocation, power quality, usage
reduction, etc.)?
3) What are the desired system comparison and forecasting capabilities?
Quality Energy will help you:
- Manage Energy Procurement
- Control Energy Usage
- Minimize Downtime
An EEM delivers the real-time monitoring, communications, and control
technology necessary to make improvements a reality. Major blackouts illustrate
how much we depend on electricity to support a stable, diverse, and growing
economy.
It also highlights the need for energy consumers and
suppliers to manage risk before major disruptions happen. They must be
prepared to diagnose power problems and control energy usage, and a cost-effective
approach is the use of Quality Energy’s enterprise energy management
(EEM) systems. These networks of distributed "smart meters"
and Internet-ready software instantly deliver information from all parts
of the electrical system and respond to changing demands for energy. Businesses
still face considerable challenges: an evolving regulatory environment,
uncertain growth in demand, scarcity of land and limitations in geography,
and new emission control standards. All these factors make any improvements
to generation and transmission capacity more complex. While EEM is not
a panacea, it delivers the real-time monitoring, communications, and control
technology necessary to make these improvements a reality.
Volatility in prices for power and gas is a growing concern. By hedging
this exposure, you can gain budget stability and predictability. Quality
Energy offers hedging strategies that integrate fixed price, basis, and
swing exposure mitigation. Hedge transactions are executed at the best
market prices. Among the tasks we perform are:
- Analysis of energy risk
- Development of projected budgets and potential exposure
- Identification of risk mitigation options
- Development of appropriate position that balances risk tolerance with
costs of mitigation
Diagnosis and Prevention EEM software and "smart meters" add
vital information and control on both the supply and demand sides of the
energy infrastructure. EEM systems continuously track sequences of events,
report data immediately across public or private data networks, and manage
loads in step with changing energy needs.
In emergency situations, with these intelligent meters acting as "black
boxes" at generators, substations, service entrances, and feeders,
plus enterprise-wide software correlating events, energy system operators
can trace exactly what happened, when, and where. Using this audit trail
of system events, they can quickly verify performance and identify remedial
steps that will prevent problems from recurring. In addition, with the
modular nature of Quality Energy EEM components, they are able to cost-effectively
add more monitoring and control where necessary at any point in the electrical
system. When a utility outage occurs unexpectedly, a large energy user
may need the automatic load preservation capabilities of an EEM system
to keep their most critical systems operating. An EEM system from Quality
Energy continuously monitors loads and utility feeds. By keeping an up-to-date
account of conditions at the instance of the outage, the system can make
decisions about which loads to shut off based on shifting priorities and
the availability of generation.
Fundamentally, energy is a business-critical commodity
that must be managed in real time to reduce exposure to financial risk
and ensure economic stability. Quality Energy’s Power Measurement
EEM systems and our unique power quality mitigation systems which provide
power quality improvements serve this purpose and reduce risk by managing
the cost, quality, and reliability of energy.
To contact a Quality Energy representative for a consultation
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