Monitoring and reporting
To provide insight into your energy consumption and the savings realised, Greener provides clear reporting and remote monitoring. This gives you maximum control over your energy management.
Do you know how much energy you consume?
Many of our customers have a certain amount of insight into their energy, but do not know exactly what power they are generating, what they are consuming or what the consequences are of their power factor.
Through measurement and clear reporting, it is possible to implement optimisations. For example, by switching off certain users or realising more efficient energy generation, savings can be made in terms of costs and emissions.
Live insight of your energy consumption via dashboard and chatbot
When you work with us, you have 24/7 insight into your historical and real-time consumption via a chatbot and an online dashboard. Through these channels you can track all the data per second on your smartphone or computer. Think for example of the power that is being generated, what is being consumed, or how full the batteries are. However, you do not necessarily need to use one of our batteries to gain insight into your consumption.
Measuring with stand-alone energy meters
Greener can also install separate energy meters to measure (parts of) an installation. For this purpose, it is not necessary to rent a battery from us. Metering can be done non-invasively, without having to switch off the installation. The consumption data is received directly on your smartphone and on your personal dashboard.
Reports and completion
During and after each project, you receive a clear report via the Greener dashboard. This shows what the energy consumption was, what power was delivered, how much CO₂ and nitrogen emissions were saved, and whether there were any other peculiarities. In addition to these data, which are reported as standard, we also monitor a range of other indicators. These include the voltage per phase, reactive power and zero currents. We also list these data for you. This way, this data can be used to trace or troubleshoot electrical errors.
