How to finance an energy measurement system with the CEE IND-UT-134 subsidy
The CEE IND-UT-134 sheet opens the door to funding for industrial companies deploying an energy monitoring system. Here is how to benefit from it in practice.
The information in this article applies to industrial sites located in France.
In the video below, Karol Eyriey (Sonergia) and our director Sébastien Papin go into detail on the IND-UT-134 sheet and on how the Qualisteo solution makes it possible to qualify for it.
A closer look at the IND-UT-134 sheet
The Energy Savings Certificates (CEE) scheme requires energy vendors to fund energy-saving actions at their customers' premises.
Among the standardised operation sheets that define eligible projects, the IND-UT-134 sheet specifically covers the deployment of a system for measuring energy performance indicators (EnPIs).
In practical terms, it allows an industrial company to obtain a subsidy to finance its sub-metering infrastructure and its energy management software.
The Smart Metering solutions that make you eligible
As our team explains in the webinar, the Qualisteo solution has been designed to meet the sheet's requirements point by point. It is built on two complementary components, both eligible.
The Lynx system: the field measurement building block
The Lynx system is a non-intrusive IoT sub-meter, manufactured in Nice.
It remotely reads energy consumption by zone and by use, for electricity (or any other energy such as gas or fuel oil), and transmits the data in real time. It provides the granularity needed to compute reliable energy performance indicators per piece of equipment, workshop or production line.
Wattseeker: the energy management software
The Wattseeker platform aggregates and analyses the collected data. It allows you to visualise consumption in real time, create EnPIs for each monitored use, configure alerts in case of drift, and manage an action plan.
This energy monitoring software precisely meets the requirements of the IND-UT-134 scheme: it goes well beyond a simple spreadsheet and is delivered as a dedicated digital platform, as required by the standardised sheet.
Implications for your CEE application
To estimate the volume of subsidy your site can claim, several pieces of information are required: the site's operating mode, the nominal power of the equipment connected to the measurement system, and the acquisition terms (purchase or subscription).
If you would like to set up an energy management system funded by the CEE IND-UT-134 scheme, our team will support you in building your application file right from the quotation stage.
