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Adqueo EnergyAlpha access

Find the waste. Verify every saving.

Balance by network and by equipment, regression baselines, and measurement and verification for every project. Adqueo Energía turns your readings into an investment plan with calculated payback, and into savings that finance and auditors accept.

In alpha access for a small group of plants. No published prices: we quote based on your plant.

EnergíaPlant and networks · Networks by energySample view

Main electricity

Electricity · kWh · 09/01 – 09/16 · 16 full days

Unmetered5.0%28,806 kWh of 576,112Within the limit · reference limit 10%

Electricity flow

kWh · 09/01 – 09/16 · width is proportional to the quantity

Transformation and efficiency

Turned into air and cooling
46.0%
Compressors and chiller
Boiler pumps
8.0%
Feed water
Direct production
41.0%
Packaging

The cost of air and cooling is already in this energy, so the Summary does not add it again.

Reference range

What a plant usually leaves on the table

10–20%

of a plant’s consumption can usually be cut with low-risk operational and capital measures.

20–30%

of compressed air produced is typically lost to leaks when the network has no control program.

Every improvement with its investment, payback, and measured saving

An opportunity portfolio with economic evaluation (investment, net savings, NPV, IRR, and simple payback) and a measurement agreement before execution. You prioritize by value, not by hunch, and every project closes with its verified saving.

  1. 01Detected
  2. 02Economic evaluation
  3. 03Measurement agreement
  4. 04Execution
  5. 05Tracking
  6. 06Verified
EnergíaOpportunities · BoardSample view

Estimated potential

US$ 61,600

per year · 7 active opportunities

Planned investment

US$ 119,400

across active opportunities

Estimated NPV

US$ 107,323

sum of each case, at its horizon and rate

Verified

4

see their savings in Savings

Detected1
SteamHigh

Recover heat from continuous blowdown

Estimated saving

US$ 9,800/yr

≈ 426 t/yr · 2026-08 rate

Investment
US$ 24,000
Payback
30.5 months
5-year NPV
US$ 11,785
IRR
28%

Round · Boiler 2 · round 2

In evaluation1
Electricity

Variable speed drive on feed pumps

Estimated saving

US$ 7,200/yr

≈ 64,286 kWh/yr · 2026-08 rate

Investment
US$ 18,500
Payback
32.1 months
5-year NPV
US$ 7,742
IRR
25%

Energy review · Electric loads · 2025 review

Approved1
Steam

Replace insulation on header valves

Estimated saving

US$ 4,700/yr

≈ 204 t/yr · 2026-08 rate

Investment
US$ 6,200
Payback
16.1 months
5-year NPV
US$ 11,264
IRR
69%

Round · Pressure-reducing station · round 6

Measurement agreement1
Natural gasHigh

Oxygen trim control on boiler 2

Estimated saving

US$ 16,600/yr

≈ 42,564 Nm³/yr · 2026-08 rate

Investment
US$ 31,000
Payback
23.1 months
5-year NPV
US$ 30,164
IRR
43%
Baseline not current · 16 σ

Manual · Higher gas use at start-up

Ready to execute1
Water

Recover water from the final CIP rinse

Estimated saving

US$ 8,400/yr

≈ 7,304 m³/yr · 2026-08 rate

Investment
US$ 17,500
Payback
25.8 months
5-year NPV
US$ 13,348
IRR
37%

Manual · Higher water use in CIP

  • Continues in ProjectsIn execution · 1
  • Continues in SavingsIn verification · 1 · Verified · 4
  • Out of the portfolioPaused · 1 · Rejected · 1

From the meter to the verified saving

Metering, baseline, verification, and data quality on a single record: the saving you report is the one that was measured.

EnergíaSummary · By energySample view
Purchased energy costEstimated

US$ 295,787.98

7.7%vs. the same stretch of 2025
  • Electricity22%
  • Natural gas69%
  • Water5%
  • External steam5%

Cooling and compressed air are produced on site with energy already paid for: they are not added again.

ElectricityPurchased

576,112kWh

4.5%vs. the same stretch of 2025

Estimated US$ 64,525

Oct 25 – Sep 26 · dotted line: prior year

Summary

Cost and consumption by energy, against last year

Purchased energy cost with its basis, each energy’s consumption in its own unit, and twelve months against last year. In a minute you see where spending goes up.

  • Cost split across purchased energies
  • Year-on-year change by energy and by plant
  • Air and cooling allocated without double-counting cost
EnergíaData status · Readings by meter and daySample view

Readings by meter and day

Data

Complete data before any saving is calculated

A daily map per meter: readings approved, in review, missing, or by invoice. A saving calculated on incomplete data does not hold up; here you catch it before the close.

  • Missing readings by each meter’s frequency
  • Expired calibrations flagged on their readings
  • CSV or Excel imports validated before saving
EnergíaTrends · Compared with the baselineSample view

Period consumptionMeasured

1,089,620 kWh

ComparisonEstimated

4.21% below expected

Main electricity kWh

27,00036,00045,000Aug 18Aug 30Sep 16
  • Main electricity kWh
  • Expected from the baseline (estimate)
  • ±2 RMSE band: training error, not a confidence interval

An estimate, not a verified saving.

Trends

Actual consumption against a production-adjusted baseline

Regression with up to four variables, such as production or operating hours, and a ±2 RMSE band. You separate the effect of your measures from the effect of producing more or less.

  • R², RMSE, and residuals for every model
  • A warning when comparing outside the trained range
  • Version approved by a reviewer and locked
EnergíaSavings · Verified savings by periodSample view

Chiller control optimization

8 periods · January 2026 – August 2026

Verified

26,531.1 kWh cooling

Verified savings by period (kWh cooling)

-2,50005,000JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug
PeriodSavingStatus
August 20264,049.9Verified
February 2026−2,184.4Verified

Negative −0.4%: consumption above the baseline

Savings = baseline + adjustment − actual, verified by the agreed reviewer.

Savings

Verified savings, period by period

Savings = baseline + adjustment − actual consumption, under the measurement agreement approved before execution. Every period is calculated, pending, or verified; negative months are reported too.

  • Reviewer approval with attached evidence
  • Corrections that keep the original approval
  • Money value kept apart from the physical saving
EnergíaData status · Quality queueSample view

Quality queue4

  • Missing data

    Readings missing since 09/28

    15 meters · 2 days with no reading. The September close stays pending until they are loaded.

  • Open balance

    Water balance open

    Unmetered rises from 12.3% to 25.5% between 09/10 and 09/16. Reference limit 15%. Possible leak.

  • Expired

    Calibration expired: Gas · Boiler 3

    Expired on 09/24. Its readings keep coming in, flagged for review.

  • High unmetered

    Compressed air: 28% unmetered, steady

    Above the reference limit (20%) for the whole period.

Quality

Leaks and deviations caught in time

Each network’s balance against its unmetered limit, reading gaps, and expired calibrations in a single queue. A water or air leak shows up as a signal, not on next month’s bill.

  • Unmetered share per network against its reference limit
  • Every signal links to the network, the meter, or the import
  • A signal becomes an investigation or an opportunity

Numbers that hold up in an audit

EnergíaSettings · EnergiesSample view
  • ElectricitykWhPurchased
  • Natural gasNm³Purchased
  • Waterm³Purchased
  • CoolingkWh coolingGenerated on site
  • SteamtBoilers + external
  • Compressed airNm³Generated on site

Every energy in its own unit

kWh, Nm³, m³, t, and cooling kWh are never added together. Energy transformed on site (air, cooling, own steam) never doubles its cost.

EnergíaBasis of every figureSample view
  • MeasuredA meter reading
  • InvoicedThe supplier’s bill
  • EstimatedCalculated, no reviewer
  • VerifiedApproved by the reviewer, with evidence

Estimated is not verified

Every figure declares its basis: measured, invoiced, estimated, or verified. Finance knows which number it can sign.

EnergíaRecord historySample view
  1. Operations loaded 412 September readings09/27 18:04

  2. Consultant corrected EL-BOMB · version 209/28 09:12

  3. Manager approved the 2026 baseline09/28 11:30

  4. Consultant published the September report · v110/01 16:45

Full traceability

Who loaded, corrected, approved, or published, and when. A published version is never edited: it is corrected, with a record.

Automatic metering and IoT

15-minute data, not just the monthly bill

Adqueo Energía stores and analyzes interval series from smart meters and power analyzers: peak demand, overnight base load, and any day’s profile against another. Each source (meter, gateway, or SCADA) is connected within the project scope; meanwhile, data comes in from CSV or Excel.

  • Peak demand and its time, against the same day of another year
  • Base load 00–06 h: what the plant consumes without producing
  • Coverage per interval: you know which data is missing and since when
EnergíaRelevant variables · 15-minute intervalsSample view

15 minutes · kWh

Electricity · 15-minute intervals

Peak

1,922 kW at 14:15

2,106 kW on 09/17/2024

Base load 00–06 h

1,125 kW

1,072 kW in 2024 (+5%)

Profile of a Tuesday (kW)

8001,6002,40000:0008:0016:00

Consultants and ESCOs

Your energy consultancy, on a single platform

If you manage energy for several clients, My consultancy brings the portfolio together: each company’s cost, improvements, and alerts, its visit agenda, and every period’s reports. Each client sees only its own data.

  • Portfolio with utility cost, improvements, and alerts per client
  • Access by company, plant, and role; private consultancy notes
  • Read-only auditor access with an expiry date
EnergíaMy consultancy · Inbox and portfolioSample view

Consultancy center

Inbox and portfolio

A view of each client and its next decision.

Clients in portfolio
3
Plants
5
Projects and opportunities
29
Open alerts
21
  • Alimentos del Sur

    Food and beverage · 1 plant · 13 improvements

    US$ 1,117,956 Utility cost · 2026-09

    13 alerts to review
  • Cervecería Altiplano

    Beverages · 2 plants · 9 improvements

    US$ 642,310 Utility cost · 2026-09

    5 alerts to review
  • Agroindustria Valle Verde

    Agribusiness · 2 plants · 7 improvements

    US$ 388,540 Utility cost · 2026-09

    3 alerts to review

On-site service · El Salvador

Energy audit with Tecapa Electric

Tecapa Electric engineers walk your plant, survey meters and networks, measure where submetering is missing, and deliver the opportunities with their investment and payback. The result is loaded into Adqueo Energía, so savings tracking starts the same day.

A service byTecapa Electric

On-site service available in El Salvador. The Adqueo Energía platform is available in every country.

Plant energy auditTecapa Electric
  1. 01

    Walkthrough and survey

    We walk the plant with your team: meters, electricity, steam, air, water, and cooling networks, and the equipment that consumes the most.

    You leave with: Meter inventory and network diagram

  2. 02

    Field measurement

    We measure where there is no submetering to close each network’s balance and locate unmetered consumption.

    You leave with: Balance per network with unmetered consumption quantified

  3. 03

    Baseline and opportunities

    With your history and your production we build the baseline and the improvement portfolio, each item with investment, estimated savings, and payback.

    You leave with: Opportunity portfolio prioritized by value

  4. 04

    Measurement and verification plan

    For the improvements you decide to execute, we agree how the saving will be measured before any work starts.

    You leave with: Measurement agreements ready in Adqueo Energía

How you will get started

Adqueo Energía is in alpha access with a small group of plants. We start with a single one: the plant that spends the most.

  1. 01

    Today

    Request access

    Leave your details and tell us which plants and energies you want to track. We use that to prepare the conversation.

    You leave with: A place in the alpha program

  2. 02

    Week 1

    Conversation and scope

    We review your meters, your bills, and how you record consumption and production today. We pick a plant and the energies that weigh most on cost.

    You leave with: Pilot scope and the list of data to gather

  3. 03

    First weeks

    Meters, history, and baseline

    We load your meters and your history from CSV or Excel, build the metering network, and train the first baseline.

    You leave with: A baseline approved by a second person

  4. 04

    Then

    First improvements with a measurement agreement

    We bring two or three opportunities to the board with their economic evaluation and agree how they will be measured before execution.

    You leave with: The first period report, published

Start with the plant that spends the most

Alpha access for a small group of plants. Bring your latest bill and your meter list: in the first conversation we locate where the biggest savings potential is.

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