Optimise the performance of your combined heat and power unit by comparing your operational data against Mauritian regulatory frameworks. Our expertise tool analyses the compliance of your installation against the requirements of regulators and the energy market.
The tool compares your electrical and thermal production measurements in real-time with the requirements of sales and self-consumption contracts. It instantly identifies discrepancies between observed performance and contractual obligations related to the CEB or the CEB networks.
The expertise integrates regulatory constraints, the environmental impact study (EIA) (heading 2910), and the requirements of the Utility Regulatory Authority (URA). The system validates that your installation complies with current connection and safety protocols in the Mauritian territory.
The calculation of overall yield includes the electrical share and the recovery of waste heat. The tool analyses global thermodynamic efficiency to maximise profit on the production/thermal recovery mix.
Generate detailed, exportable performance reports for your annual audits or as evidence for certifying bodies. These documents synthesise production data to facilitate monitoring of regulatory compliance.
Your sensitive operational data are processed in read-only mode by the analysis algorithm. The integration of a local artificial intelligence ensures that your production data do not leave the secure perimeter of your infrastructure.
Optimise your revenue on the CEB network market and secure your production premiums. The tool enables informed decision-making to improve the availability of your installation and maximise heat recovery.
The Utility Regulatory Authority (URA) defines the tariff framework, while installations are subject to environmental impact study (EIA) standards for industrial safety.
The overall yield is the sum of the electrical yield and the thermal yield (waste heat) effectively used by the industrial or urban process.
It is the use of residual heat from electricity production for heating needs or industrial processes, constituting a second source of revenue.
The CEB manages high-voltage electricity transmission, while the CEB ensures distribution on the local grid for end users.
Selling prices for produced electricity can be indexed to the wholesale market, notably via the CEB network system (day-ahead).
Compliance with section 2910 is essential to maintain the operating permit and ensure the safety of the heat production facilities.
Connected in read-only mode, calculated on-site, without cloud. First audit free.