Energy Management System¶
The Energy Management System (EMS) in Enture gives you a unified view of your facility's energy — how much you're consuming, where it's coming from, what your peak demand looks like, and how power quality is trending. All data flows from your connected energy meters and is processed through the platform's timeseries pipeline, so figures update automatically as readings arrive.
Key concepts¶
| Concept | Description |
|---|---|
| Incomer | An energy source feeding your facility — typically a utility supply (EB), solar inverter, wind turbine, or diesel generator (DG). Each incomer maps to a machine in the Digital Twin. |
| Energy source type | The classification of an incomer: EB, SOLAR, WIND, or DG. |
| Utilization section | A logical grouping of machines that share energy (e.g. Compressor Hall, Production Line 1). A machine can contribute a weighted share of its consumption to a section. |
| Peak demand | The highest power demand recorded over a period, expressed in kW or kVA. Used by utilities to determine demand charges. |
| Power factor (PF) | The ratio of active power to apparent power (0–1). A PF below 0.9 typically incurs utility penalties. |
| Share | A number between 0 and 1 that defines what fraction of a machine's energy is counted toward a utilization section. Default is 1 (100%). |
In this section¶
- Dashboard — Live KPI summary and real-time power overview
- Incomers — Source-wise consumption trends and breakdown
- Sections — Energy share per utilization section
- Peak Demand — Peak demand trends by incomer type
- Power Quality — Power factor trends and threshold monitoring
- Reports — Detailed tabular reports with CSV export
- Data Loggers — Manual energy data entry for unmetered points
- Configuration — Setting up incomers, sections, and data loggers (engineer access)