InduBa

InduBa Simulator: tick-by-tick analysis

Our simulator analyses your energy profile at 15-minute intervals. Below, two real analyses: a furniture workshop with EMS data and a grain processor with simulation data. 40% of our enquiries turn out not to be profitable. For these two businesses, they did.

4080120160200kWTarget 76 kW0%25%50%75%100%SOC170 kW β†’ 76 kW00:0002:0004:0006:0008:0010:0012:0014:0016:0018:0020:0022:00
Without batteryWith battery (grid)SOC (%)Target (76 kW)

πŸ“ΈProof: real EMS screenshots

EMS screenshot: Piek + prijspiek: de dubbele klap
EMS screenshot: Piek + prijspiek: de dubbele klap

Screenshots of the real InduBa EMS dashboard, Wednesday, 4 Mar 2026

Piek + prijspiek: de dubbele klapPeak shaving

94 kW afgeschoren bij een piek van 170 kW om 08:45. GridShield hield het net op exact 76 kW. Tegelijk steeg de EPEX-prijs tot €405/MWh β€” de batterij ontlaadde op het duurste moment van de dag. Dubbel rendement: piekafschaving + prijsarbitrage in één interval.

Peak

170 β†’ 76 kW

Shaved

94 kW

SOC range

39%-86%

Would you like this for your business?

We simulate it on your own data, every 15 minutes, with real EPEX prices.

How does the simulator work?

  • πŸ“ŠReal invoice data: your consumption per 15-minute interval, straight from your digital meter or bill
  • πŸ’°Historical EPEX prices: no estimates, but the actual day-ahead prices of the Belgian market
  • β˜€οΈPV production: measured data or a projection based on local sun hours and panel orientation
  • πŸ”‹Per quarter-hour: what would the battery have done? Charge, discharge, peak shave, or wait?

What you get

  • βœ“A full report with every day analysed
  • βœ“Savings breakdown per category: capacity tariff, self-consumption, EPEX arbitrage
  • βœ“Configuration advice: which system, which capacity
  • βœ“An honest verdict, including 'no' when it isn't profitable

Would you like this for your business?

Send your energy invoice or quarter-hour peak data. We run the simulation within 48-72 hours. Honest, even if the answer is no.