Free Expert Consultation — Steam Network Condition Monitoring

Not Convinced, Yet?

Here are some insights you can get from a call:

• Where are we losing energy or emitting CO₂ without realizing it?
• Can we optimize the supply temperatures in our network?
• What are realistic savings in our specific scenario?
• What data does Conneqtive provide for ISO 50001, ESG-programs, or audits?

Goal:

You’ll receive valuable information and first actionable steps that help you decide whether a baseline measurement at your site makes sense.

The 3 most common findings from expert calls to date

1. “We didn’t realize we were losing so much energy.”
   Many plants are identifying specific hotspots for leaks, temperature losses, or congestion for the first time.
2. “We finally know whether a temperature reduction is possible.”
   Power plant managers receive a clear assessment of the grid’s elevated temperatures, which were previously obscured by a lack of transparency and reliance on estimates.
3. “We can finally substantiate CO₂ savings with real data.”
   ESG managers receive a realistic reporting framework.

What to expect during the expert call:

1. Brief analysis
   Together, we’ll examine your current network configuration, operating procedures, steam trap management, and typical weak points.
2. Clarification of your individual goals
   Requirements vary depending on your role—we’ll address them specifically:
   - Power plant management: Feedwater temperatures, network stability, fuel costs
   - Maintenance: Maintenance intervals, frequency of malfunctions, steam trap status, water hammer risks
   - Energy management/ESG: CO₂ calculation, KPIs, reporting requirements
3. Assessment of your savings & optimization potential
   Based on typical benchmarks from comparable plants.
4. Recommendations for next steps
   Whether it’s a monitoring pilot, a baseline measurement, or an analysis of specific grid sections—we’ll show you what makes sense for you.
5. Time for your questions
   No sales pitch. No sales pitch. Just a technical discussion.

Duration: 20 to 30 minutes

Who is the expert call intended for?

For power plant managers & Asset Managers

• You want to safely reduce the flow temperature
• You’re looking for transparency regarding load behavior & temperature drops
• You want to reduce costs and energy consumption without compromising supply reliability

Your benefits:
You’ll receive an initial assessment of where your network relies on “safety buffers” and how stable a reduction could be.

For Maintenance Managers

• You want to identify defective steam traps more quickly
• You want to prevent malfunctions and prioritize service calls
• You have too many blind spots and too few staff members
• You want to reduce manual inspections

Your benefits:
You’ll learn how many leakage or condensate buildup incidents typically occur and where you can make the biggest impact.

For energy managers & ESG officers

• You need robust CO₂ metrics
• You must document energy loss data in an audit-ready manner
• You’re looking for a reliable foundation for business cases

Your benefits:
You’ll see how Smart automatically calculates steam (kg/h) → € → CO₂ and how this data can be used in ISO 50001/CSRD reports.

What we DO NOT do during the expert call

• We do not make blanket savings promises
• We do not give a sales presentation
• We do not provide technical recommendations without a factual basis

Instead, you’ll receive an honest initial assessment of whether Conneqtive Smart Steam can offer you quantifiable added value.

FAQ - Your Most Important Questions

How does the call work?

Brief situation analysis + Q&A. No presentation.

Do I need technical documentation?

No, but the following may be helpful: pressure/temperature ranges and typical fault patterns.

Who will I be speaking with?

A technical expert from the Conneqtive Smart Steam team.

How soon can a reference measurement begin?

In a few weeks, depending on the location.