Kode at SSEC 2026 to present esynk: the software that connects production and energy for the manufacturing industry
Kode, a data science and artificial intelligence company with 14 years of experience in manufacturing, will be at SSEC 2026 (22–23 September, Hall 1 / Stand 302) with esynk—the solution that integrates energy and production data to turn information into concrete operational action.
The problem esynk solves
Although manufacturing is among the sectors most affected by rising energy costs, the monitoring systems currently available do not bring together heterogeneous data—such as weather, process and energy-consumption data—to understand causes and effects.
Even today, many business owners do not know the energy cost of each job order, production line or machine, nor are they able to forecast consumption peaks. Companies that have adopted photovoltaic systems often cannot determine whether their system is delivering the expected performance, or whether and when it makes sense to invest in energy storage.
Yet the tools needed to monitor energy consumption and generation data—from smart meters to inverters—are already widely available. The same is true of production data. The problem is that these data sources still do not communicate with one another.
Architecture of esynk
How esynk works
Through Kode’s proprietary framework, esynk enables the progressive integration of available data sources—from energy bills and smart meters to PV inverters and battery-management systems (BMS), as well as business data from ERP platforms, production data from MES and SCADA systems, and contextual data such as weather forecasts.
Using data-science systems and dedicated AI models, esynk provides key performance indicators, predictive analysis and recommended actions tailored to the specific operational context.
The solution therefore creates a new layer of information and decision support, making it possible to manage consumption peaks, contractual tariff periods, renewable-energy availability and the use of energy-storage systems in direct relation to the production process.
Each additional data source adds another layer of control:
- The meter shows where and when energy is being wasted.
- The inverter enables esynk to recommend the optimal schedule for production and auxiliary energy consumption.
- Energy storage allows esynk to coordinate solar generation, batteries and production.
esynk dashboard
Data is transformed into simulations and actionable recommendations: identifying which machines or process stages have the greatest impact, understanding the causes of abnormal energy consumption, optimising shifts, loads and production sequences, measuring the effect of each decision on energy costs, and forecasting solar generation by combining weather data with the PV system’s historical performance.
At SSEC: the industry’s leading event
Kode has chosen SSEC as the natural setting to introduce the market to the already operational esynk prototype and to showcase the full range of customisations available for each company’s specific requirements.
SSEC is the leading trade fair for professionals working every day on energy efficiency and industrial transition. Its audience is precisely the group most affected by rising energy costs in industry: plant managers, energy managers and production managers who not only understand the challenge, but are actively looking for practical tools to address it.
