Industry · Energy management · Law 21.305
Energy management: tcal · 50 threshold · significant uses · deadlines
Consumption by energy use, intensity and filing deadlines with the Ministry, with every figure traceable back to the meter that produced it.
What it measures
Tcal · 50 threshold · significant uses · deadlines.
The views it generates
Compliance: distance to the 50 Tcal threshold on a twelve-month rolling window and the milestone plan with the days remaining.
Consumption: where the energy comes in, what use it is converted into and which facility it happens in.
Intensity: the statutory one over sales, which is what gets reported, and the physical one over output, which is what works for managing.
Significant uses: the energy review with the Pareto cut that defines which ones are SEUs and the savings potential of each piece of equipment.
Action plan: abatement cost curve and projected savings against verified savings, action by action.
Invoices: reconciliation between billed and metered, breakdown of the electricity bill and power factor by service connection.
Where the data comes from
What is already recorded is what comes in: billing meters, fuel delivery notes, electricity and gas supply invoices, biomass records, and the production and sales spreadsheets. They load as they are. No change of utility, no hardware to install, and no system already in operation gets touched.
Electricity, natural gas, diesel, LPG, No. 6 fuel oil and biomass are converted to Tcal using the calorific value of each one and read on the same axis, broken down by energy use and by facility, project or site. That is the exact form the law requires for reporting.
Alerts that fire on their own
Thresholds on the twelve-month rolling window and on the statutory calendar. The distance to the 50 Tcal threshold, the milestone coming due, consumption with no energy use assigned and the gap between billed and metered all flag themselves, before the deadline.
- CRITICAL7 days left to file discrepancies against the list published by the Ministry.
- WARNINGTwelve-month consumption 20.6 Tcal over the threshold in article 2 of Law 21,305.
- INFOConsumption with no energy use assigned: the three columns of the review do not reconcile.
One engine, every industry
What changes between modules is the unit the industry already decides with and the thresholds that trigger its alerts. The calculation layer, the traceability and the delivery are identical. How the model works, in four stages.
This module falls under the same plans as the rest. See plans and pricing.
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