How to Evaluate Energy Management Tools

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Nicole Harper

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How to Evaluate Energy Management Tools

The best energy management tool is not the most expensive one on the market, or the one packed with the most features. It’s the one that fits your needs

To clarify: not only should your energy management software suit your current project requirements, but it must also offer flexible possibilities to scale and align with your business growth goals - whether it's for one building, a portfolio or even an entire company.

Of course, all of this has to be affordable. Not to mention the list of the latest cutting-edge features every energy professional wants to see, such as M&V Tools, reports, alerts, fuel tank monitoring, the capacity to work with any energy source or metering device…

When it comes to finding and selecting a tailored solution, however, it can get tricky to check all the boxes. I can almost picture the scene: your desk is piled high with brochures, quotes and provider offers… and that clock is ticking.

Yours is the classic energy manager dilemma: the longer you put off your decision, the fewer energy savings you will be able to achieve this year!

To help you avoid such chaos, and make a more informed decision sooner, we created the ultimate energy management buyer's guide: How to Choose the Right Energy Management Software.

This 40+ page guide to energy procurement covers key insights such as:

  • Differences between BMS and SCADA technologies and how to integrate different intelligent buildings systems.
  • The true cost of energy management
  • The energy efficiency investment pyramid and The 10% Rule for Energy Efficiency
  • Cloud vs. on-premise software – which is better for energy management?

Get your complimentary copy here

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