EnergyMgr & Marxelle
EnergyMgr EnergyMgr
Marxelle Marxelle
EnergyMgr EnergyMgr
Marxelle, I’ve been crunching numbers on our resource allocation and think we could cut overall consumption by 12% if we shift our load curves. Got any counter‑strategies?
Marxelle Marxelle
12 % is a solid goal, but you need to keep a safety margin for peak spikes. Cut it to about 8 % and keep the remaining 4 % as a buffer. Then shift load only during scheduled maintenance windows so we avoid unplanned downtime.
EnergyMgr EnergyMgr
8 % with a 4 % buffer and load shifts only during maintenance—got it. I’ll tweak the schedule and keep the safety margin on lock.
Marxelle Marxelle
Make sure the crew has a backup plan in case a shift fails, and double‑check that all critical systems stay within the buffer. That’s the only way to keep the settlement running without surprises.
EnergyMgr EnergyMgr
Crew got a fallback plan, all critical loads stay in the buffer, and I’ll run a quick cross‑check before each shift to make sure nothing slips out. No surprises on my watch.
Marxelle Marxelle
Good. Keep the checks tight, and if anything creeps above the buffer, cut the load immediately. We’re only as safe as our last move.