Un opérateur intégré pour la valorisation de vos actifs énergétiques
Symphonics provides electricity to C2 through C5 commercial sites with plans designed to make energy costs transparent and manageable.
Our plans can incorporate utility rate schedules to align supply prices with historical rate periods or track energy prices based on the spot market.
Power supply becomes a tool for optimization when Symphonics controls batteries, refrigeration, HVAC, vehicle charging, or other flexible equipment.
Instead of separating energy contracts from management, we combine the two to translate every flexibility measure into tangible savings on the bill.
What Symphonics Offers
Supply contracts for commercial sites, ranging from C5 to C2 sites, for low-voltage (LV) or high-voltage (HV) service, depending on the eligibility of the offer.
Transparent pricing structures: prices based on seasonal rate schedules or spot market exposure.
Management of network access, metering data, and balance responsibility under the supply contract.
Billing that breaks down energy, transmission, EEC, capacity, and taxes to make the cost drivers easy to understand.
Above all, the ability to integrate power supply with the management of the site's assets.
How does it work?
A fixed-term contract provides budget certainty but often obscures the hourly cost of a business trip.
Conversely, a spot offer reflects market conditions: using electricity during a cheaper hour results in an immediately measurable savings but exposes the consumer to market prices.
Distribution meters allow for intermediate readings that align with the grid’s peak and off-peak periods.
For a flexible facility, the choice of pricing structure therefore becomes a key component of the equipment operation strategy.
Symphonics It links supply prices, consumption data, and control mechanisms to select the most cost-effective times.
Equipment Control
The platform collects the load curves and technical data needed to optimize the site.
It schedules the use of flexible equipment based on prices, operational constraints, and—when applicable—local production.
A battery can charge during off-peak hours; a chiller can anticipate its energy consumption ahead of a high-cost period. The equipment continues to be controlled within its comfort, production, safety, and availability limits.
This provides the customer with a quantifiable savings: flexibility is no longer just a marketing concept—it is reflected in the cost of service.
Example
A cold storage facility has 1 MW of contracted power and a partially shiftable load.
Symphonics anticipates periods of high prices and temporarily reduces the output of the refrigeration units within the temperature limits.
When prices are low or negative, the facility may, on the contrary, pre-cool or increase its useful consumption.
With a " Symphonics" plan, the price difference between different time periods is directly reflected in the energy cost saved.
The same asset may also be utilized under flexibility mechanisms when market conditions permit.
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