Energy baseline
Fixed fee.
- Rules check per site
- 30 days of measurement
- Baseline and load-profile report
- Fee credited when you subscribe
From the energy saving obligation to the new EED audit and building automation, Dutch rules increasingly ask companies to know, measure and report their energy use. We install the measurement, deliver the figures your auditor needs, and turn them into savings, as a service.
This runs on measured data. There are three ways to get it, and only the third involves buying anything from us.
A historian, SCADA, submeters, your own exports — often more than people expect.
Your machine builder's, your energy supplier's, your grid operator's.
When neither exists, we install the measurement and run it as a service.
Not used
Combined with your quarter-hour data from your grid operator, with your consent. Nothing passes through your network.
| Energy saving obligation | From 50,000 kWh electricity or 25,000 m³ gas a year: take all measures with a payback of five years or less | Ongoing |
| Notification obligation | Report the measures you have taken, every four years | 1 Dec 2027 |
| Energy audit (revised EED) | From 10 TJ (about 2.8 GWh) a year: audit with measured use, a load profile and an action plan | 1 Apr 2028 |
| Energy management system | Above 85 TJ (about 23.6 GWh) a year: a certified system such as ISO 50001 | 11 Oct 2027 |
| Building automation (GACS) | Non-residential buildings, factory halls included, with heating or cooling above 290 kW: monitor, record and analyse energy use continuously. From 2030 above 70 kW | Since 2026 |
Sources: RVO, energy saving obligation and notification obligation; RVO, revised EED (Dutch legislation expected after Q1 2027; final rules still to be published); RVO, GACS. Deadlines for the new EED audit apply to companies newly covered. We deliver the measured data and reports; the audit, certification and building control stay with your auditor, certifier and installer.
Which rules apply to each site, based on your energy use and installations.
Meters on the main connection and the largest users, installed de-energised.
Energy use and load profiles for working and non-working days.
The figures your auditor, certifier or regulator asks for.
Savings measures and their effect, followed month by month.
Fixed fee.
Per measuring point, per month.
Added when you need them.
Manufacturers using 50,000 kWh or more a year.
Companies around 10 TJ, facing the EED audit.
Heated or cooled buildings above 290 kW.
Start with a free 30-minute call, with last year’s energy bills at hand.
If your site sits well under the audit thresholds and your energy bill is not a board-level number, measurement is a cost without a return yet. The honest first step is then the grid data you can already request for nothing, and a conversation in a year.