Overview
This scenario integrates terminal asset energy data with O-CEI orchestration, coordinating peak power demands from Container Handling Equipment (CHE), and refers to avoid unnecessary peaks, with individual control systems.
Expected Outcomes
- Implement a smart energy management system at MFT to optimise energy use, cut CO₂ emissions, reduce power peaks and operational costs, and enable measurable tracking of the terminal’s decarbonisation progress.
- KPI: Reduction of power peaks in the terminal thanks to the use of the smart energy management system (10%).
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