Augos empowers ZA multi-site portfolios for multi-year wheeling. We use critical profile data for asset diversification, contract flexibility, municipal reallocation, and Load Shedding resilience to ensure sustainable supply.
For multi-site portfolios in the South African energy market, wheeling represents a significant opportunity for cost control and sustainability. However, entering into multi-year agreements without precise, verifiable data is a major risk.
Without comprehensive data, businesses struggle with asset diversification, capacity planning, Load Shedding resilience, and financial reconciliation—all critical factors for successful wheeling arrangements.
Augos provides the foundational profile data necessary for evaluating and optimizing complex energy strategies. We deliver data for Generation Asset Diversification (understanding consumption across all sites to balance solar and wind sources) and Asset Capacity & Scalability (ensuring chosen capacities meet current demand while planning for growth).
Energy Management: We provide data to implement strategies for effective energy reallocation across multiple sites and diverse municipal environments.
Risk Mitigation: Augos helps develop robust strategies for Load Shedding scenarios, contract flexibility for business adaptability, and feasibility evaluation of vendor wheeling approaches.
The seamless integration of comprehensive data and expert analysis enables clients to confidently navigate multi-year wheeling arrangements. Businesses transform raw energy data into actionable insights and strategic advantages.
With Augos, portfolios achieve optimal asset diversification, Load Shedding protection, accurate billing and reconciliation, and verified sustainability compliance—empowering confident investment in long-term, economical energy supply.
Precise profile data is essential for evaluating multi-year wheeling strategies
Balance solar and wind sources to ensure reliability and avoid over-reliance
Robust strategies protect against financial liabilities during grid interruptions
Contract flexibility enables quick adaptation to changing energy needs