Energy Efficiency
Intelligent management, cost optimisation and automated consumption – without disrupting the continuity of the plant.
The bieliq.pl platform improves the energy efficiency of companies by managing consumption and production in four areas.
Optimising the cost of buying energy
The system charges storage and starts energy-intensive processes during the cheapest hours, and limits consumption when spot market prices are highest. Reducing peak consumption also lowers distribution bills.
Maximising self-consumption from renewables
Instead of exporting surpluses from your own photovoltaics to the grid at unfavourable prices, the platform directs them to current production, cooling and air conditioning, or to energy storage.
Monetising flexibility
A company can offer, for a fee, readiness to reduce or increase its power draw at the grid operator's request. The platform manages this automatically, without disrupting business continuity.
Peak shaving
Exceeding contracted capacity carries high charges. At critical moments the system starts local energy storage or briefly limits the power of less important loads, for example electric vehicle chargers.
Traditional management versus the bieliq.pl platform
| Feature | Traditional approach | Management with bieliq.pl |
|---|---|---|
| Reaction to electricity prices | Fixed tariffs, no reaction to hourly changes | Real-time reaction to exchange prices |
| Use of storage | Simple charging and discharging at fixed hours | Predictive algorithms taking weather, prices and demand into account |
| Device integration | Every system works independently, in silos | All assets connected into one ecosystem |
| Additional revenue | None | Income from DSR programmes and the balancing market |
Frequently asked questions
Your question is not here? – we answer to the point, including when the answer is “this will not pay off for you”.
Where do we start if we do not have energy storage yet?
With data. The consumption profile shows where the money actually leaks – the first savings often come from shifting processes in time and watching contracted capacity, before a battery even appears.
Will control disrupt production continuity?
The scope of control covers only the loads the plant designates and stays within agreed limits. Critical processes remain outside the automation.
What brings the largest savings?
It depends on the profile. In plants with sharp peaks, watching contracted capacity usually wins; in plants running steadily – price arbitrage and self-consumption. The order comes out of an audit, not an assumption.
Do existing automation systems have to be replaced?
No. The platform builds on top of what already runs in the plant and uses the existing measurements and controllers wherever they allow it.
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