Sustainable Energy Management
Now-a-days the two disciplines, energy and sustainability, become the key factor for an organization to increase and maintain their economic, social and environmental capital base.
The organizations have to move towards a more sustainable, low carbon, energy efficient model, in order to compete with the global issues like energy security, unstable fuel prices and greenhouse gas emissions including sustainable procurement, the purchase of raw materials from sustainable sources, ethical trade and corporate social responsibility (CSR) etc.
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eSight Essential
eSight Essential is a condensed version of the leading eSight Energy Management suite.
Intuitive, easy to install and simple to use, eSight Essential is entirely web-based and enables organisations to reduce their energy spend, improve efficiency and lower CO2 emissions.
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Energy Lens
Energy Lens is a software tool utilized by energy managers and facilities managers for charting, analyzing and monitoring energy consumption.
Energy Lens is simply an Excel add-in that makes it easy to analyze detailed energy data. Tight integration with Excel: Energy Lens creates charts and tables directly in Excel - you can save them, edit them, copy and paste them into reports and presentations, or email them on to a colleague.
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EnergyCAP®
It is a powerful enterprise energy management software for utility bill processing and energy reporting. Choose the features that meet your complex needs.
EnergyCAP is the result of over thirty years of development experience providing industry leading utility bill and energy efficiency software to government, education, and business organizations.
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EIS Server Software Suite™
EIS Server Software Suite™ is a complete enterprise grade energy management software package that is designed for commercial, institutional, and industrial facilities.
Organizations in more than 50 countries around the world currently use EIS Server Software Suite™ to reduce their energy consumption, cost, and greenhouse gas emissions.
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