Energy Management Software

Energy Management Software (EMS) is a digital tool designed to help organisations monitor, control and optimise their energy consumption within a building. Some EMS solutions will identify and flag anomalies within the buildings operational set points, however some have the capability to write back to the building management system and effect changes to the building automatically. This removes the need for human intervention and can allow the optimisation to be continuous over the long-term management of the asset. EMS solutions are also able to optimise the run-time for assets over their lifecycle to ensure that they are effectively maintained. This means if the EMS is able to reduce the runtime on a piece of plant machinery, then the degradation of the plant will be reduced meaning that it can have a longer operational life than designed. Not only providing energy saving capabilities year-on-year, this process can also delay the onset of significant capex projects designed to replace the plant at the end of operational life.

Real-Time Monitoring: EMS provides real-time data on energy usage across various systems and equipment within a facility

Data Analytics: It analyses energy consumption patterns to identify inefficiencies and opportunities for cost savings

Automation: The software can automate energy-saving measures, such as adjusting HVAC settings based on occupancy or time of day

Reporting and Compliance: EMS generates detailed reports on energy usage, helping organisations comply with regulatory requirements and track their sustainability goals

Cost Reduction: By optimising energy use, EMS helps reduce operational costs and improve overall efficiency

Overall, EMS is a valuable tool for businesses looking to enhance their energy efficiency, reduce costs and achieve sustainability targets.