Manufacturing · Oirschot · FlexScan + Energy efficiency
One integrated energy plan for efficiency and flexibility.
The challenge
Heras wasn't short on capacity, quite the opposite: a substantial amount of unused capacity on their connection. They wanted to keep that headroom for future plans, but it was still unclear how and for what they would use it. At the same time there was a mandatory energy audit (EED) and a desire to become more sustainable.
Our approach
Instead of three separate tracks, we brought the audit, the flexibility analysis and the future use of capacity together into one coherent plan. That lets Heras tackle compliance, efficiency and growth in conjunction, without conflicting advice or duplicated work. The core: a concrete path to put the existing connection to good use in the future, before that headroom is lost.
The result
A concrete utilisation plan
How Heras will use the unused capacity on its connection over the coming years for growth and sustainability.
Up to 15% savings potential
Mapped out through 10 priority measures, with a targeted approach per asset category.
~500 kW of flexible capacity identified
Available within the existing connection, without grid reinforcement.
