Monitor all consumption points from one place
Gathers your electricity, water and other facility consumption by subscriber, meter, region and business unit. Brings scattered data down to a single management screen.
OSOS-backed consumption, invoice and penalty management
Electricity bill tracking and consumption management, on one screen.
ENOPTIMAL Consumption Management System combines hourly OSOS data, invoice validation, reactive penalty risks and abnormal consumption analysis in a single operations center.
Consumption points
One screen
Monitoring by subscriber, facility, meter and location
OSOS data
Hourly
Draw, feed-in, reactive and trend analysis
Invoice checks
Unit price
Amount, tariff and consumption verification
Risk management
Anomalies
Reactive penalty and unusual consumption alerts
Live Platform
Electricity, water and gas — real customer screens
Electricity, water, natural gas and ISO 50001 facility management — real platform screens.
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Consumption Management System
Energy consumption and cost analysis dashboard
Total Consumption
357.087.563,73 kWh
Cost: ₺1.505.655.448,77
Invoice: 12.210
Total Production
23.968.785,42 kWh
Gain: ₺101.067.700,00
Self-consumption: 6,7%
1503530
250
Subscriptions
Inductive Penalty
₺21,3M
Capacitive Penalty
Normal ✓
Late Fee
None
Municipal Tax
₺2,9M
Net Loss
₺97,9M
Monthly Consumption & Production
Consumption Management System
Electricity consumption, cost analysis, subscriber management and savings summaries
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Water Consumption Management
Water consumption and cost analysis
Total Consumption
1,53M m³
Water + wastewater charge
Cost Summary
₺94,2M
No late fees
186
60
Water Subscribers
Monthly Water Consumption
Water Consumption Management
Water meter monitoring, m³ cost analysis, subscribers and monthly consumption charts
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Natural Gas Management
Gas consumption and cost analysis
Total Consumption
3,64M m³
TEP 3.315
Cost Summary
₺64,2M
No late fees
128
80
Gas Subscribers
Monthly Natural Gas Consumption
Natural Gas Consumption Management
Gas consumption, m³-based cost analysis, subscribers and monthly consumption charts
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🏢 Facility Management
Create facilities and link energy sources.
Municipal Service Building
Building✎🗑
Istanbul, Tuzla
Energy Sources (2)+ Source
Electricity: MUNICIPAL SERVICE BUILDING
Natural gas: CENTRAL SERVICE BUILDING
Municipal Service Building — Energy Summary
2025⚡ Electricity
445K kWh
38,3 TEP
₺1,9M
🔥 Natural Gas
2.408 m³
2,2 TEP
₺151K
🚗 Vehicle Fuel
0 kWh
0 TEP
Total Energy (TEP)
40,5
Total Cost
₺1,95M
Facility Management
ISO 50001 facility cards, energy source linking and TEP/cost summary
Platform screens
All consumption points, OSOS data, invoices and penalties in one operational screen.
Consumption summary, hourly OSOS analysis and the consumption map work in one decision flow.
AllConsumptionProductionLoss & Damage
Total Consumption
35.922.647,14 kWh
₺204,701,431.86 cost
Total Production
1.929.168,36 kWh
₺5,611,930.39 gain
Reactive Penalty Risk
3.998,15 ₺
6 subscribers need attention
Inductive Penalty
3.439.156,99 ₺
Capacitive Penalty
294.947,91 ₺
Late Fee
175.495,36 ₺
Municipal Tax
4.226.225,04 ₺
Net Loss
8.135.825,30 ₺
Monthly Consumption & Production
Savings Summary
Actual
1.618.895,47 ₺
Potential
42.701.095,07 ₺
Total
44.319.990,54 ₺
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Active Consumption
166.959 kWh
Capacitive Cons.
15 kVArh
Inductive Cons.
12.070 kVArh
RC/Active Ratio
0,01 %
RI/Active Ratio
7,23 %
Active Production
183.538 kWh
Active Energy (kWh)
Reactive Energy (kVArh)
Consumption Distribution Map
Each hour is compared with that day’s average.
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Benefits
Consumption management is not just reporting — it is cost and risk control.
The platform clearly shows penalty risk, unit price differences and abnormal consumption.
Catch abnormal consumption and theft risks
Compares hourly and daily distributions; highlights unusual peaks, night consumption, regional deviations and unexpected increases.
Reactive consumption and penalty management
Monitors inductive, capacitive and active energy ratios; flags subscribers before reactive penalty risk arises and sets intervention priority.
Invoice unit price and verification checks
Compares invoice amount, kWh consumption, unit price, tariff items and period information with system data; makes faulty invoice risk visible.
Workflow
An end-to-end process from OSOS integration to invoice verification.
As facilities grow, consumption points, meters, invoices and distribution company data scatter. ENOPTIMAL gathers this data in one language and makes it decision-ready.
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OSOS, invoice, subscriber and meter data are ingested.
2
Hourly consumption, reactive energy and invoice items are normalised.
3
Anomalies, penalty risk, unit price differences and savings opportunities are calculated.
4
Managers receive an action list, verification report and trend screens.
Platform advantages
Why manage with
ENOPTIMAL ?
Unify invoices, OSOS, generation and supply data in one panel — and decide with evidence.
01Multi-meter
Every bill line in one portal
Collect electricity, gas, water and telecom bills by meter; catch deviations and duplicates automatically.
Automatic bill parsing
Meter-level comparison
Anomaly and deviation alerts
Period cost summary
Electricity
₺412.345
▲ %12
Natural gas
₺67.890
▼ %3
Water
₺12.456
▲ %7
Telecom
₺8.765
─ %0
Monthly cost trend
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02Benchmarking
Compare sites side by side
Spot the least efficient locations in seconds with unit consumption and cost scores.
Bursa Plant
92 k
HQ Office
68 k
Warehouse A
45 k
Store Ist.
30 k
kWh / m² benchmark
Sector average
Target vs actual
Ranked scorecard
03Inventory
Energy inventory and scoring
Keep energy class, equipment and contracted-power records for every site in one place.
A+
Bursa Plant
A
Warehouse A
B
HQ Office
C
Store Ist.
Site scorecard
Contracted power tracking
Equipment inventory
ISO 50001 readiness
Recent activity
Invoice approved
HQ Office — A. Yılmaz
OSOS sync
12 meters · completed
Contract updated
Bursa Plant — Z. Demir
⚠ Reactive limit exceeded
Warehouse A · review needed
04Audit
Who did what — full traceability
Approvals, bill uploads and alarm closures stay under timestamped records.
User-level logs
Approval flows
Alarm history
Audit report
05
Smart ops
Automate operations
⚡
Reactive monitoring
See limit breaches before the bill is issued.
Example: −18% penalty risk
🌿
Carbon & ESG
Derive Scope 1–2 emissions from consumption.
TSRS / SBTi ready
📊
OSOS reconciliation
Match meter data to the bill line by line.
Automatic variance list
🔔
Instant alerts
Notify on peak load, reactive and generation deviations.
24/7 monitoring
See the platform with live data
Explore a sample portfolio in a demo account.
Guides
Related guides
Expert blog articles on electricity invoices, OSOS, consumption and regulation.
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