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Stop paying for wasted energy, prevent the penalty, and spare your team.

Meters, contracts, faults and invoices in one system. From branches to factories, start with the meters you already have.

A laptop showing the GenieBlocks Overview screen (Sample Site). The phone next to it shows a critical alarm: power factor 0.91 against a 0.90 threshold on the Block C main panel; Genie suggests a draft work order to check the compensation panel. Sample data; the device image is AI-generated.

Device images are AI-generated; screens show Sample Site data (sample data).

Wasted spend, penalties, an overloaded team.

Wherever you start, the data is the same.

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What do you get from the analysis?

A one-page report: what was found, at which site, and what to do.

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Sample findings reportSample data
  • Branch 3 · High priority

    Reactive energy charge on the invoice

    What to do: Have the compensation panel checked.

  • Branch 3 · High priority

    Consumption continues after closing

    What to do: Check the HVAC, lighting and sign schedules.

  • Branch 2 · Medium

    Demand exceeded the contracted power

    What to do: Review the contracted power and how the load is spread.

Start without growing your team.

The system watches, Genie explains, and your team does the job that comes in.

  1. The system notices

    Meter and sensor data are monitored continuously; limit breaches and lost communication become alarms.

  2. Genie explains

    It writes what happened and what to do in plain language, and brings the action to you for approval.

  3. The team closes it

    The work order goes to the team and is done with a field checklist; who did what and when is on record.

Meet Genie

A work order on a phone: power factor drop, compensation panel check. High priority, owner electrical maintenance, due 19 October, status in progress; a checklist on capacitor stages, terminal heating and meter communication, and the log entry “stage 3 out of service”. Sample data; the device image is AI-generated.

Energy regulation calendar

The dates come from the official texts. Which row applies depends on the facility.

  1. End of March, every year

    Consumption notification

    Source: Regulation on Increasing Efficiency in the Use of Energy Resources and Energy, article 32 (mevzuat.gov.tr, in Turkish)

  2. 30 April, every year

    Verified emissions report

    Source: Regulation on the Turkish Emissions Trading System, articles 16, 29 and 30 (Official Gazette, 27 August 2026, issue 33353, in Turkish)

  3. Meter-reading period

    Reactive energy

    Source: Procedures and principles for electricity market tariffs, article 13 (EPDK, in Turkish)

  4. Every four or seven years

    Energy audit

    Source: Regulation on Increasing Efficiency in the Use of Energy Resources and Energy, articles 10 and 30 (mevzuat.gov.tr, in Turkish)

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