Industry · Wine
Wine: cLP/L · kWh/L · scope 1 and 2
Block, plant and invoice on the same axis: cost per liter, energy intensity and carbon footprint per liter.
What it measures
CLP/L · kWh/L · scope 1 and 2.
The views it generates
Overview of every plant and vineyard, ranked by cost per liter.
End-to-end traceability: from the block to the invoice in one click.
Carbon footprint per liter, scope 1 and 2 under both GHG Protocol methods.
Cost structure with a waterfall from total to cost per liter.
Harvest cycle crossed with energy consumption on the same axis.
Alerts prioritized by CLP impact, not by static criticality.
Where the data comes from
What is already recorded comes in: winery system and accounting, harvest reports, plant meters and submeters, solar generation, energy invoices and the winemaker's spreadsheets. Nothing is migrated and no one's system changes.
Block, plant and invoice are read on the same axis and in the same period. Cost per liter vinified is calculated live against each plant's actual consumption, not against an industry average.
Alerts that fire on their own
Thresholds configurable by plant, block, vineyard and energy supplier. Billing above the meter reading, solar output below expectation and power factor below the minimum are flagged on their own, before payment.
- CRITICALEnergy billing above the meter reading at three plants.
- WARNINGSolar output below expectation: energy not generated, quantified in CLP.
- INFOPower factor below the minimum: avoidable surcharge on the next bill.
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.
Other industries modeled
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Thirty minutes is enough to see whether your winery fits the model that already exists or whether it is worth adjusting to your plants and your harvest cycle. No cost, no commitment.