Our EMS is already equipped to handle these new tariff structures. It employs an optimization algorithm that considers both energy pricing and peak power constraints. Specifically:

• Dynamic Capacity Monitoring
  The EMS continuously assesses the available grid capacity and determines whether increasing the subscribed peak level is economically viable or whether it is better to maintain the current level.
• Peak Load Identification
  The system identifies the most power-intensive intervals—usually measured in hourly or 15-minute blocks—across the billing period. It calculates the average of the top three such intervals, which sets the monthly peak demand.
• Cost-Constrained Scheduling
  The EMS prioritizes keeping power consumption below the current peak threshold. It will only allow that limit to be exceeded if the resulting energy arbitrage or operational value justifies the higher cost.
• Monthly Recalibration
  As defined by the Swedish grid tariff model, the peak demand level is recalculated every month. The EMS includes logic to account for this monthly rolling average mechanism, ensuring compliance and cost-effectiveness.