Aveum reads your electricity prices and schedules your devices around the cheapest windows — automatically, every 30 minutes.
How Aveum works
How different tariffs affect optimisation potential
Aveum works on any tariff. The more your price varies across the day, the more there is to optimise. These are illustrative ranges based on a typical UK home — actual results depend on your setup and usage.
Ranges are illustrative, not guarantees. Actual savings depend on your devices, consumption pattern, tariff rates, and how much load can be shifted.
The optimisation principle
Price variability is the engine of savings. The bigger the gap between cheap and expensive electricity, the more Aveum can save by shifting your load. On a flat tariff that gap is small. On a half-hourly variable tariff it can exceed 30p/kWh within the same day.
Aveum makes 48 scheduling decisions every day. Even on a tariff with a single overnight window, automating that shift reliably for every device — EV, battery, heat pump — adds up to material savings over the year.
Aveum is not a tariff tool. It's a continuous scheduling system that works across any price structure. Switching to a more variable tariff gives Aveum more to work with — but the automation is valuable regardless.