Explore Eniris Simulations and turn energy questions into clear, comparable scenarios before making a decision.
Explore technical and commercial energy choices before committing to them. Build a consistent starting point, compare scenarios, and use the results to support a well-founded project decision.
Eniris Simulations helps structure an energy study around three simple questions: what is the current situation, what could change, and what does that change mean? A simulation connects site data and clearly documented assumptions to outcomes that can be compared on the same basis.
Use this chapter to prepare reliable inputs, understand how scenarios differ, and review results without losing sight of data quality, operational constraints, or the original project objective.
Define the question, reference situation, decision criteria, and boundaries before modelling starts.
Collect site, consumption, production, asset, tariff, and operational assumptions in a traceable way.
Compare scenarios, test sensitivities, and distinguish modelled results from measured performance.
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Before starting a simulation project, gather the best available interval data, describe the existing installation and grid connection, and record the decisions the study needs to support. Missing values and uncertain assumptions are not a reason to stop, but they should always remain visible in the interpretation.
A simulation is a decision-support model. Its value depends on the quality of the input data and assumptions, and its results should not be presented as guaranteed measured performance.