about melrok, our technology and customer benefits
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What Do We Do?Melrok reduces its customers energy use by monitoring, verification, demand response,
demand management & ROI analytics
Developer of the Energy Search Engine
Vendor of Energy Optimization Technology
HQ in Reno, NVSales, Support & Engineering in Los Angles, EMEA presence in UK. Route to Market through ESCO’s, Utilities, Distribution & VAR’sFounded in 2009
Play 1. Real Time Monitoring & Verification5 to 25% savings, consumer-led, 24/7/365
Play 2. Real Time Peak Demand Management3 to 6% savings, consumer-led, 24/7/365
Play 3. Automated Demand Response2 to 4% savings, utility-led, On-Demand
The Small Print: Scale of Savings achieved depend on customer engagement
EnergiStream® Energy-Triple-Play
Triple Play 1Monitoring & Verification Aim: Optimization of base-load
leading to 5-25% energy savings. 365/24/7
Triple Play 2Peak Demand Management
Aim: Reduction of peak demand resulting in 3-6% energy bill savings. 365/24/7
Triple Play 3Automated Demand Response Aims; generate income from your utility,
assist the stressed grid & 2-4% savings. 15/4
Overview of system architecture
CT’s
EnergyGateway
BACnet/MODBUS I.P
EMS
Example of how EnergiStream monitors, verifies, analyzes & manages demand for
energy, cost & carbon use.
Hardware available in 12 or 24 channel/phase models.
Sensor Abilities
All Melrok CT’s are retrofittable and require
zero-downtime installation.
CT’s scale from 5A to 5,000A per phase monitoring range
Lighting M+V win. Pilot LED Lighting refit project. £60,000 p.a. savings, 10 car parks (inc winter timings).
Car Park 1 lighting retrofit energy savings
Average Demand Pre-installation 7 kW
Average Demand Post-installation 2 kW
Energy Consumed Pre-installation 166 kWh/day
Energy Consumed Post-installation 45 kWh/day
Daily Energy Savings 121 kWh/day
Annual Energy Savings 44,163 kWh/year
Approx. Energy Costs per kWh £0.105 per kWh
Approx. Savings (Gross)£4,637 per year
73% reduction
Day1, starting the retrofit
Day2, nearly done!
HVAC M+V savings. AHU scheduling problem. £2000 per year savings for a 2 minute BMS config change.
Testing the adjustment
Weekends included!
Took an hour off on-time
Voltage supply to building fed from Utility transformer monitored to be too high. Adjusted down 7V, 290V to 283V.
View of Phase C of Building Voltage, tapped down 1 notch
Before Voltage Tap Change: 50kW
Demand Profile, before & after Voltage Optimization
After Voltage Tap Change: 43kW, 14% reduction
Building Area: 40,000 sq.ft or 3,720 sq.m
Measure: Voltage OptimizationVoltage per phase pre-V.O 290Voltage per phase post-V.O 283Voltage reduction 2.4%
Savings OutcomesAv. Hourly Consumption pre-V.O, kWh 50Av. Hourly Consumption post-V.O, kWh 43Av. Annual Consumption pre-V.O, MWh 438Av. Annual Consumption post-V.O, MWh 377Savings in Consumption 14%
Savings on Consumption £4,331Savings on Demand Charges £2,026Consumption Savings, % of overall bill 9%Demand Savings, % of overall bill 4%
Total Annual Savings £6,357
Building powered down to make adjustment
ADR event timeline1. ADR event called. 2. EnergiStream controls EMS across campus3. Improve comfort levels4. End event
An ADR event. 2 chiller pumps curtailed during a 4 hour ADR event. 283kW/1.04mWh of curtailment, £3000 savings.
9th Oct 13, cloudy day and corresponding P.V System behaviour, av. 6kW in daylight
A sunny day and corresponding P.V system behaviour, av. 45kw in daylight
P.V output & variable weather effects
9th Oct 13, cloudy day and corresponding building Peak Demand behaviour
A sunny day and corresponding building Peak Demand behaviour
P.V feed-into buildings & variable weather effect
Our goal is to help our customers reduce energy consumption, costs & carbon
emissions. We also ensure existing power capacity is maximized.
Depth… of energy monitoring
Engagement…. how often E.I.S is used
Projects… initiated and managed
key Energy Information System (EIS) best practices that can lead to 20% energy savings.3