Measurement
Separating consumption by warehouse zone and tenant space.
Scepi Smart EMS for logistics centres
Scepi Smart EMSScepi Smart EMS for logistics centres
A shared view of warehouse, charging and building-services loads.
30-minute introductory discussion · no obligation
An industry configuration of Smart EMS
Operating challenges
Scepi Smart EMS connects a logistics centre's lighting, building services, chargers and submeters. Energy demand can be understood alongside shift patterns, loading windows and tenant usage, showing when and why it occurs.
Operating context
Tracking simultaneous loads from forklift and vehicle charging.
Events and comparisons
Comparing lighting and HVAC operating hours with actual use.
Scoped integration
Aligning charging and operational priorities with electrical connection limits.
From data to a decision
Measure the right things
Compare like-for-like operating periods and investigate changes before attributing them to an energy action.
Energy by warehouse zone and shiftEnergy by warehouse zone and shift
Baseload outside operating hoursBaseload outside operating hours
Site peak demandSite peak demand
Charging energy and time available for charging. Sensor and data-source compatibility is assessed during scoping.
The shared platform
A shared view of operations
Smart EMS brings accessible meter and operating data together. Monitor provides visibility; Executive supports analysis and reporting; Autopilot adds approved control. Interfaces, alerts, retention and integrations are scoped for the site.
Explore the platform
Annual software licence
Choose the capabilities you need
The same software tiers apply across industries. Industry-specific sensors, interfaces and workflows are implemented as a separate project.
EMS Monitor
99,000 HUFnet / site / year + VATA shared view of site consumption, production and basic energy costs.
Plan details and scopeEMS Executive
199,000 HUFnet / site / year + VATAnalysis, exports, forecasts and reports to support decisions.
Plan details and scopeEMS Autopilot
399,000 HUFnet / site / year + VATApproved automatic control within agreed operating limits.
Plan details and scopeHardware, implementation, operations and optional modules are separate costs. Prices are net of VAT. Full comparison
Transparent assumptions
What could it mean financially?
Annual energy cost, excluding VAT, for the warehouse zones, building services and charging infrastructure in scope.
Illustrative scenario
Calculate with your own figures
The starting figures are editable examples, not measured customer data or promised savings. All amounts are net of VAT, in Hungarian forints.
Estimated annual net benefit1,701,000 HUF
Assumed savings minus annual software and other recurring costs.
The estimated annual net benefit is positive.
- Simple payback period
- 17.6 months
- First-year investment ROI
- -32%
- Gross annual savings
- 2,000,000 HUF
- Energy savings
- 2,000,000 HUF
- Annual software licence
- 199,000 HUF
- Other annual costs
- 100,000 HUF
- Total annual recurring costs
- 299,000 HUF
- Total first-year cost
- 2,799,000 HUF
Energy saving needed to cover annual costs0.75%
With the entered water savings; excluding the one-off investment.
If actual savings differ
| Assumption | Annual net benefit |
|---|---|
| Half the entered rate | 701,000 HUF |
| The entered rate | 1,701,000 HUF |
| 1.5 times the entered rate | 2,701,000 HUF |
Uses 50%, 100% and 150% of the entered energy and water saving rates, capped at 100% savings. A sensitivity analysis, not a forecast.
How is this calculated?
Annual net benefit = energy cost × energy saving rate + water cost × water saving rate − annual licence − other annual costs. Payback = one-off investment / annual net benefit. First-year ROI = (annual net benefit − one-off investment) / one-off investment × 100%.
The model assumes constant annual costs and savings. It excludes financing, tax, inflation, discounting and residual value. Measurement supports decisions; savings require validated actions and follow-up measurement. Food safety, process and operational limits take priority.
List prices checked: 28 September 2026. Plans and included services.
What must be measured
Reductions in unnecessary operating hours and baseload. Demand-charge or charging-tariff benefits supported by the applicable contract.
The calculator includes only the energy and water cost buckets entered above. Capacity, avoided damage and other value must be evaluated separately from evidence.
Implementation
Start with a defined measurement scope.
We define the decision to support, the data needed and the operating limits before implementing the integration.
- A defined hierarchy of zones, tenants and meters.
- Charging deadlines and minimum readiness requirements.
- Agreed operating hours and building-services limits.
Survey and scope
Meter list, interfaces, responsibilities and a comparable baseline.
Connect and verify
Connect the required data, test timestamps, gaps and alerts.
Act and measure again
Approve any control rules, test fallback and manual override, then measure results against the agreed baseline.
Frequently asked questions
Questions worth clarifying.
Can chargers be scheduled without disrupting logistics?
This first requires knowing when each vehicle will next be needed and its required state of charge. These requirements and site limits can inform charging priorities where the chargers have a controllable interface.
Can consumption be separated by tenant?
With suitable submetering and a meter hierarchy, consumption can be assigned to a tenant or zone. Suitability for commercial billing depends separately on the meters and the agreed billing arrangements.
How does this differ from the cold storage solution?
The logistics application focuses on warehouse zones, charging, lighting and building services. For refrigerated warehouses, it should be designed together with the cold storage measurement requirements and operating rules.
What does the annual licence include?
Monitor, Executive and Autopilot are annual per-site software licences. Meters, hardware, integration, implementation, operations and optional modules are separately scoped and priced. The calculator uses the published licence prices and editable project budgets.
Next step
Let’s look at your site.
Bring an energy bill, a meter list and the operating question you want to resolve. We can use them to define a practical first step.
Book a free consultation
30-minute introductory discussion · no obligation
Content and public licence prices reviewed: 28 September 2026. · Scepi Consulting
Scepi Smart EMS for logistics centres
Scepi Smart EMSScepi Smart EMS for logistics centres
A shared view of warehouse, charging and building-services loads.
30-minute introductory discussion · no obligation
An industry configuration of Smart EMS
Operating challenges
Scepi Smart EMS connects a logistics centre's lighting, building services, chargers and submeters. Energy demand can be understood alongside shift patterns, loading windows and tenant usage, showing when and why it occurs.
Measurement
Separating consumption by warehouse zone and tenant space.
Operating context
Tracking simultaneous loads from forklift and vehicle charging.
Events and comparisons
Comparing lighting and HVAC operating hours with actual use.
Scoped integration
Aligning charging and operational priorities with electrical connection limits.
From data to a decision
Measure the right things
Compare like-for-like operating periods and investigate changes before attributing them to an energy action.
Energy by warehouse zone and shiftEnergy by warehouse zone and shift
Baseload outside operating hoursBaseload outside operating hours
Site peak demandSite peak demand
Charging energy and time available for charging. Sensor and data-source compatibility is assessed during scoping.
The shared platform
A shared view of operations
Smart EMS brings accessible meter and operating data together. Monitor provides visibility; Executive supports analysis and reporting; Autopilot adds approved control. Interfaces, alerts, retention and integrations are scoped for the site.
Explore the platformAnnual software licence
Choose the capabilities you need
The same software tiers apply across industries. Industry-specific sensors, interfaces and workflows are implemented as a separate project.
EMS Monitor
99,000 HUFnet / site / year + VATA shared view of site consumption, production and basic energy costs.
Plan details and scopeEMS Executive
199,000 HUFnet / site / year + VATAnalysis, exports, forecasts and reports to support decisions.
Plan details and scopeEMS Autopilot
399,000 HUFnet / site / year + VATApproved automatic control within agreed operating limits.
Plan details and scopeHardware, implementation, operations and optional modules are separate costs. Prices are net of VAT. Full comparison
Transparent assumptions
What could it mean financially?
Annual energy cost, excluding VAT, for the warehouse zones, building services and charging infrastructure in scope.
Illustrative scenario
Calculate with your own figures
The starting figures are editable examples, not measured customer data or promised savings. All amounts are net of VAT, in Hungarian forints.
Estimated annual net benefit1,701,000 HUF
Assumed savings minus annual software and other recurring costs.
The estimated annual net benefit is positive.
- Simple payback period
- 17.6 months
- First-year investment ROI
- -32%
- Gross annual savings
- 2,000,000 HUF
- Energy savings
- 2,000,000 HUF
- Annual software licence
- 199,000 HUF
- Other annual costs
- 100,000 HUF
- Total annual recurring costs
- 299,000 HUF
- Total first-year cost
- 2,799,000 HUF
Energy saving needed to cover annual costs0.75%
With the entered water savings; excluding the one-off investment.
If actual savings differ
| Assumption | Annual net benefit |
|---|---|
| Half the entered rate | 701,000 HUF |
| The entered rate | 1,701,000 HUF |
| 1.5 times the entered rate | 2,701,000 HUF |
Uses 50%, 100% and 150% of the entered energy and water saving rates, capped at 100% savings. A sensitivity analysis, not a forecast.
How is this calculated?
Annual net benefit = energy cost × energy saving rate + water cost × water saving rate − annual licence − other annual costs. Payback = one-off investment / annual net benefit. First-year ROI = (annual net benefit − one-off investment) / one-off investment × 100%.
The model assumes constant annual costs and savings. It excludes financing, tax, inflation, discounting and residual value. Measurement supports decisions; savings require validated actions and follow-up measurement. Food safety, process and operational limits take priority.
List prices checked: 28 September 2026. Plans and included services.
What must be measured
Reductions in unnecessary operating hours and baseload. Demand-charge or charging-tariff benefits supported by the applicable contract.
The calculator includes only the energy and water cost buckets entered above. Capacity, avoided damage and other value must be evaluated separately from evidence.
Implementation
Start with a defined measurement scope.
We define the decision to support, the data needed and the operating limits before implementing the integration.
- A defined hierarchy of zones, tenants and meters.
- Charging deadlines and minimum readiness requirements.
- Agreed operating hours and building-services limits.
Survey and scope
Meter list, interfaces, responsibilities and a comparable baseline.
Connect and verify
Connect the required data, test timestamps, gaps and alerts.
Act and measure again
Approve any control rules, test fallback and manual override, then measure results against the agreed baseline.
Frequently asked questions
Questions worth clarifying.
Can chargers be scheduled without disrupting logistics?
This first requires knowing when each vehicle will next be needed and its required state of charge. These requirements and site limits can inform charging priorities where the chargers have a controllable interface.
Can consumption be separated by tenant?
With suitable submetering and a meter hierarchy, consumption can be assigned to a tenant or zone. Suitability for commercial billing depends separately on the meters and the agreed billing arrangements.
How does this differ from the cold storage solution?
The logistics application focuses on warehouse zones, charging, lighting and building services. For refrigerated warehouses, it should be designed together with the cold storage measurement requirements and operating rules.
What does the annual licence include?
Monitor, Executive and Autopilot are annual per-site software licences. Meters, hardware, integration, implementation, operations and optional modules are separately scoped and priced. The calculator uses the published licence prices and editable project budgets.
Next step
Let’s look at your site.
Bring an energy bill, a meter list and the operating question you want to resolve. We can use them to define a practical first step.
Book a free consultation
30-minute introductory discussion · no obligation
Content and public licence prices reviewed: 28 September 2026. · Scepi Consulting