IMAR, a third-generation metalworking company with over 70 years of heritage, faced a familiar but pressing challenge: escalating energy costs and insufficient visibility into how electricity was consumed across their operations. Despite early efforts to implement sensors and extract data, IMAR struggled with:
- Fragmented, low-resolution energy data
- Unidentified inefficiencies, especially during downtime
- Difficulty linking energy usage to specific machines and processes
With energy prices rising and operational complexity increasing, IMAR needed a smarter, more integrated way to track, interpret, and act on energy consumption insights.
