CIRCE brings its experience in self-consumption and energy communities through the tool it has developed to help this new energy figure to proliferate massively.
Communit-e is a platform designed for energy community managers, which facilitates the control and optimization of the operation, and offers data visualization by the members.
This software integrates all the information on generation, user demands and allocations, which it receives without the need for additional hardware costs.
Energy community management tool
Communit-e enables the pre-dimensioning, management and operation of the energy community to be successfully completed. It also makes it possible to visualize generation and consumption data, providing information that facilitates the monitoring of proper operation or the generation of demand and storage management algorithms.
The objective is to facilitate the daily life of all the actors involved: consumers, managers and maintainers.
The energy community management software makes it possible to easily and visually consult the impact of each member's participation in the community.
In particular, this platform can be used to:
- Consult the fraction of energy consumed by the community and the network (per day or per tariff period).
- Check the volume of surpluses and the remuneration they represent (and see when they occurred).
- Observe the generation profile of the plant in which you participate.
- Analyze in the same graph our consumption profile versus the generation profile assigned to us.
Screenshots of the Communit-e tool:
In this way, the person in charge of managing the energy community can check whether the time allocation to a user is the most suitable, and in turn users can be more aware of how to adapt their demand to the availability of renewable energy.
Additionally, within the Communit-e platform, this information is available to the manager, but the manager can also create users so that each member of the community can consult with their own data and reports, favoring transparency and consumer participation.
