Most production schedules are built around delivery dates and shift patterns — never around what electricity actually costs that hour.
Finnish day-ahead prices have swung from below −€500/MWh to well over €500/MWh in the same week, and 2026 forward prices are trading above 2025's realized average — the spread isn't shrinking.
Nord Pool FI day-ahead market data, 2023–2026.
It's not a discipline problem. It's a visibility problem.
Schedules optimize for delivery, not price
Planners are measured on on-time-in-full, not on electricity spend — so price never enters the scheduling decision, even when it should.
Flat-rate thinking, dynamic-price reality
Many industrial contracts were built for an era of stable tariffs. Hourly spot pricing rewards flexibility that most schedules were never designed to offer.
Price data and production data live in different systems
Nobody's ERP talks to Nord Pool. Connecting the two by hand, every day, isn't a realistic ask of a production planner.
Six steps. No new equipment, no new software to learn on the floor.
Connect your data
Meter data via consent-based Fingrid Datahub access, or manual upload. Your production schedule, however you already keep it.
Get your savings assessment
A transparent report showing your current cost, an optimized schedule, and exactly how the estimate was calculated.
Follow the recommendations you choose
Every suggestion shows projected savings alongside delivery-risk. Accept, reject, or partially adopt — you stay in control.
We verify savings, then invoice
Realized savings are measured against a locked baseline every month. Hetkin's fee is a share of what's actually saved — with the full calculation shown.
Keep improving
As your schedule, contracts, or the market shift, recommendations update — this isn't a one-time report, it's ongoing.
Only pay for results
A small platform fee covers delivery; the rest of what you pay is a share of verified savings. If there's no saving, there's no performance fee.