Enmon for hospitals and healthcare facilities

You can’t save on patients.
You can on invoices.

Round-the-clock operations, dozens of pavilions and technology lives depend on, there, Enmon only watches. It saves elsewhere: on complex invoices, oversized reserved capacity and leaks in old pipework. In the places where hospitals overpay for years without anyone seeing it.

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€28,000

hidden penalty caught on a single invoice

9 line items

technical parameters on an invoice that accounting has nothing to compare against

0 impact

on patient care, savings come from technology, not from patients

A true story

The invoice that looked normal

In hospitals, energy invoices go straight to accounting. And an accountant has no way to check the nine technical line items on them, there’s nothing to compare them against.

When a Slovak hospital received an ordinary monthly invoice for 56 000 euros, Enmon broke it down line by line and compared it with history. It found a hidden 34 000-euro penalty for exceeding reserved capacity. It turned out the distributor had set a wrong starting value when replacing the electricity meter.

The hospital filed a claim and the distributor admitted the error. €28,000 that never got paid. Through the standard route the invoice would have gone through, nobody had anything to compare it against.

Electricity invoice, Marcharrived at accounting

56 000 €

A penalty that had never appeared in the history, and is invisible in the invoice total. Cause: a wrong starting value set during meter replacement. That’s not consumption, that’s a distributor’s error worth €28,000.

✓ Claim filed and accepted. 34 000 € (roughly €28,000) never got paid.

Model campus

A hospital is a city within a city

Dozens of buildings, kilometres of pipework, non-stop operations. Click the points on the campus, each one shows what Enmon watches there and what typically turns up in such a place.

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What typically turns up

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Savings with zero impact on care

Capacity set ten years ago

In hospitals, reserved capacity tends to be historically oversized, you pay for it every month even though it’s never reached. Drag it against the actual peaks of a model hospital.

Monthly demand peaks vs. contracted capacity

quarter-hour peakscontracted capacity

Contracted capacity800 kW

actual annual peak 560 kWpaid for nothing –

Night watch: a burst pipe in a remote pavilion

Kilometres of old pipework mean something is always leaking somewhere. The difference is whether you find out at 2:31 or in the morning. Same night, two endings, model numbers, real mechanism:

Without Enmon

02:30

A pipe bursts in the basement of pavilion D. 250 litres a minute. Nobody knows a thing.

06:00

The morning shift arrives. The water is into its fourth hour.

07:15

A technician finds a flooded basement. Pumping, drying, ruined storeroom equipment, damage in the hundreds of thousands.

≈ 70 000 litres of water. And the basement.

With Enmon

02:30

Flow in pavilion D jumps to 250 l/min and stays there. At night, when the campus should be at zero.

02:31

Notification to maintenance: “Sustained night water flow, pavilion D, basement.” No waiting for the morning shift.

03:05

Valve closed, failure localised. The morning runs without restrictions, and without a flooded basement.

≈ 9 000 litres. A wet floor by the valve.

The same principle watches electricity, gas and heat, 24 hours a day.

Administration and documentation

The finance director wants numbers. The technician wants peace.

Enmon translates technical data into the language of financial management, and keeps the technical department’s documents, inspections and pavilions in order.

Invoices under technical control

Every invoice is automatically checked against metered consumption and history. Tariffs, distribution, reactive power, penalties, accounting pays only what adds up.

Documentation in one place

Energy performance certificates, energy audits, inspections and ISO paperwork, a central register with expiry tracking. Plus EPC project evaluation from measured data, not from the contractor’s promises.

A dashboard for financial management

One click shows the finance director the biggest operating costs and the energy intensity of each pavilion. Building benchmarking shows where the next investment should go, and where it shouldn’t.

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penalty caught on a single invoice and recovered through a claim

technical line items per invoice that Enmon checks automatically

24/7

continuous oversight of consumption, water and backup power

impact on patient care, savings come from technology and contracts

First-hand

The claim the software found

A Slovak hospital: €28,000 from a single invoice

An ordinary monthly invoice, nine technical line items, a hidden reserved-capacity penalty. Through the standard route it would have gone through, nobody had anything to compare it against. Enmon did. The full story is in our case studies.

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You can’t save on patients.You can on invoices.