Consumption optimisation

Do you know how much power the machines in your business require?

By optimising your consumption, you can have all this information and be the one to decide which tariff is the most convenient for your professional activity and your current circumstances.

What is consumption optimisation?

As entrepreneurs we seek to optimise all our resources and starting with energy can be a very satisfactory decision as you will see the savings from the first month in your bills and in the annual calculation of expenses will be very significant.

The optimisation of our consumption is about using the amount of energy we need to develop our activity, that there is no excess or insufficiency as both would lead to an imbalance.

The optimisation of consumption is the appropriate use of energy, meaning that we have contracted the power we need both in our home and in our company. We are neither paying for energy that we do not use, nor do we have consumption peaks on our bill because we have contracted a tariff that does not meet our needs.

Companies often find the solution in the installation of solar panels. At War Energy we study the feasibility of installing them, as if applicable, you will benefit from much greater savings. In addition to the panels, we also study the possibility of installing virtual batteries, which accumulate the energy that you do not need and becomes yours, deciding what you want to do with it.

Virtual batteries are a perfect ally of electricity optimisation, as the surplus they accumulate allows you to redirect it to another family unit or a company, you can also decide to feed it into the electricity grid and the company will pay you the corresponding money in your next electricity bill. Finally, if you think you are going to need it the following month, you can accumulate it and use it yourself.

If we consume more power than we have contracted, this will generate an energy peak in our bill. Suppliers penalise these peaks and we will see an unexpected increase in our bills. Try to avoid them by informing yourself about your particular case, as it is usually more expensive to pay these fines than to increase your electricity power by several kilowatts.

An energy advisor will be able to inform you in detail and free of charge about what is best for you. Once you decide to change your bill, he will become your trusted advisor who you will be able to contact whenever you need him to clarify your doubts, inform you if more convenient tariffs have been launched on the market and, above all, to keep track of your monthly consumption.

To summarise, the first step is to find out how much power you have contracted and which is shown on your electricity bill.

An energy advisor will help you with this, as there is a lot of information about the power and this can be misleading. When you read your electricity bill, you will find fixed power data and other variable data. The advisor will provide you with this information at no cost to you.

Once you know this information, the next step is to find out which tariffs are on the market.