12–20%
Typical electricity cost reduction
Process-intensive SME plants
Industries
Built for plants where furnaces and compressors drive the bill
Auto component suppliers in die casting, forging, heat treatment, and rubber moulding, NCR belt first. Same approach wherever process utilities hit margin.
15–25%
MD / demand charge reduction
From incomer meter + bill data
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Automotive processes covered
Die casting, forging, heat treatment, rubber moulding
How we fit your plant
Process context, not generic kWh dashboards
01
Baselines by shift and batch
SEC and MD tracked against pour times, stroke counts, and furnace states, not plant-wide averages that hide the leak.
02
Prescriptions your supervisors recognise
Shift-start staggering, holding schedule changes, compressor unload timers, assigned roles and monthly ₹ impact.
03
Verified on the DISCOM bill
Closed-loop M&V so plant head and CFO see realised ₹, defensible for OEM energy audits.
Live today
Automotive component manufacturing
Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers under OEM cost-down pressure, four process segments with plant-floor playbooks.
Automotive
Energy cost control for auto component suppliers
Automotive
Energy cost control for auto component suppliers
Die casting, forging, heat treatment, and rubber moulding, where OEM price pressure and HT tariffs squeeze margin on every rupee of electricity.
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Hover a vertical to preview process segments. Automotive is live today, more verticals follow as validation grows.
Verticals
Automotive overview
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Proof & insights
Case studies & industry insights
Published outcomes and field notes from energy-intensive manufacturing, starting with automotive-adjacent process plants.
Field pilotCase study
Automotive & pump manufacturing: 18% SEC reduction
16 verified measures across compressors, furnaces, and shift-start sequencing, IPMVP-style M&V with ₹12–34L monthly energy savings (reference benchmark).
Read more →BlogBlog
Why shift-start kills die casting margins
Furnace pre-heat overlap, holding loads, and the MD spike your incomer meter sees every morning.
Read more →
BlogBlog
Weekend furnace holding: the silent cost
How batch heat treatment plants lose 15–25% of furnace energy with no parts scheduled.
Read more →Start with your plant
Not sure which process segment fits?
Discovery call: we map your meters, main loads, and bill pattern, and say honestly if a pilot makes sense.