Enfy EMS – energy management for businesses

Enfy EMS coordinates batteries, consumption and available energy resources around costs, capacity and operating needs.

From measurements and forecasts to planning, control and visibility. We establish the functions, integrations and operating limits included for your site.

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The grid: 200 kW; From the grid

The business: 300 kW; Consumption

The battery: 100 kW; Supplying power

The business uses 300 kW. The battery supplies 100 kW, reducing power drawn from the grid to 200 kW.

Consider prices, consumption and capacity together
Define operating limits and backup reserve
Follow the site through the customer portal

Data that informs decisions

Measurements, consumption history, prices and relevant forecasts inform planning. Existing generation and controllable chargers can be assessed alongside the battery. Available data sources and supported interfaces are established in the project.

Control within agreed limits

Planning must respect equipment limits, connection capacity and operating needs. A backup reserve reduces the energy available for other uses. Any market commitments must be included in the same capacity assessment.

From data to control and visibility

Measurements, prices and forecasts
Enfy EMS and operating limits
Compatible equipment and customer portal

Data sources, integrations and functions are agreed for the delivery. Generation is included where relevant.

Defined local operation and responsibility

Equipment compatibility, commands, local behavior during communication failures and update responsibilities are specified for the delivery. The functions to be used must be checked and tested during commissioning.

Visibility for the people following the site

The customer portal brings together energy-flow, analytics and project views. Establish which measurements and reports are included in the delivery. The examples on this page show fictional demo data, not measured customer results.

See the customer view

Customer portal with fictional demo data. This view does not demonstrate savings, earnings or backup readiness at a customer site.

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From your needs to a decision

1.Define the need
Tell us about your site and what you want to achieve. You do not need every technical detail ready for the first conversation.
2.Assess the inputs
Consumption, tariffs, equipment and operating requirements help us compare suitable measures.
3.Agree a practical next step
We clarify the proposed approach, assumptions and further work needed before an investment decision.

What you get

Assessment of measurements and compatible equipment
Planning with consumption, prices and operating limits
Coordination of battery use and backup requirements
Customer portal for visibility, analytics and project follow-up

Bring this overview to your next site-planning meeting.

Questions before choosing a system

How does EMS differ from BMS?: EMS plans and controls energy flow across the site. BMS monitors and protects the battery. EMS must respect battery and inverter operating limits.
Can we use existing equipment?: This depends on the model, interface, available measurements and required functions. Compatibility is confirmed for the specific project.
Does Enfy EMS require solar panels?: No. The need may be battery control, peak reduction or coordinating consumption. Existing generation is included when relevant to the delivery.