Building Energy Management
Monitor, analyze and optimize your building's energy consumption in real-time. Meet LEED, BREEAM, ISO 50001 and RD 56/2016 with precise data, not estimates.
Challenges in corporate energy management
Why is your electricity bill still high even after audits and promises of savings?
- You don't know exactly where energy is consumed or when: data arrives 2-3 months late via your electricity bill
- Energy audits that say 'you can save 15%' but afterwards install sensors that nobody reads
- LEED or BREEAM certifications require consumption documentation and evidence you don't have centralized
- Your old BMS (Building Management System) doesn't talk to the new smart meters you installed
- €50k energy efficiency campaign and nobody can prove what savings it actually generated
How the Grid Code ecosystem solves it
We integrate meters, controllers and software into a unified energy traceability model, compatible with existing BMS and international regulations.
Smart meters and controllers
Digital multiphase meters, network analyzers, temperature and humidity sensors. All communicate in real-time via standard protocols (Modbus, M-Bus, MQTT).
Analysis and monitoring platform
IRIS centralizes consumption data with full history, PLUS integrates with your existing BMS, and NUBA auto-generates certification reports.
Strategic interpretation
We don't just collect data: we interpret patterns, identify real savings opportunities, and design executable action plans.
Available capabilities
Measurable infrastructure
Multiphase meters, harmonic analyzers, industrial-grade IoT sensors, compatible with any BMS brand (Honeywell, Siemens, ABB, etc.).
View catalog →Integrated software
IRIS (real-time monitoring), PLUS (BMS integration), NUBA (cloud reporting), support for ISO 50001, LEED, BREEAM, EU Green Taxonomy.
View catalog →Service and consulting
Initial energy audit, measurement infrastructure design, installation, user training, monthly optimization based on data.
View services →Regulatory compliance and standards
Applicable regulations
ISO 50001 (Energy Management Systems), RD 56/2016 (Energy Audit), LEED v4.1, BREEAM, EU Green Taxonomy, EPBD (Building Energy Efficiency Directive), NIS2 (Cybersecurity). Auditable and traceable reports.
Reference cases
Discovery Building (Madrid) and Ribiera del Loira (SPN) reduce consumption 18-22% with no capex through operational optimization.
Frequently asked questions
What is an energy management system (EMS) and when do I need one?
An EMS monitors and controls energy consumption in real-time. You need one if: (a) energy audit detected it, (b) applying for LEED/BREEAM cert, (c) you have >500 employees and RD 56/2016 requires it, or (d) you want to prove savings to investors.
How do I know how much energy my building really consumes?
Your electricity bill only shows total consumption. IRIS breaks it down by zone, time, consumption type (HVAC, lighting, equipment). You get 24/7 data instead of waiting for next month's bill.
What's the difference between an energy audit and continuous monitoring?
Audit: one-day or one-week snapshot, generates static report. Monitoring: 24/7 data that detects changes, validates savings in real-time, adjusts operations. One without the other is incomplete.
What energy certifications are mandatory for commercial buildings in Spain?
RD 56/2016: energy audit every 4 years if >250 employees or >500 employees working >3h/day. LEED/BREEAM: voluntary but increasingly required by major tenants. All require precise data.
Can I integrate energy management with my existing BMS?
Yes. PLUS integrates via standard protocols (Modbus, BACnet, MQTT). Compatible with Honeywell, Siemens, ABB, Schneider, Hybrids and others. You don't need to replace anything.
How much can consumption be reduced with active monitoring?
Typically 8-15% in year one with no capex, just operational optimization (setpoints, schedules, behavior). With additional equipment upgrades: 25-35%. Varies by sector and baseline.
What is ISO 50001 and what does it mean for my organization?
ISO 50001: international Energy Management System standard. Demonstrates efficiency commitment. Means: energy policy, targets, owners, metrics, internal audits, continuous improvement. Useful for marketing and green financing.
How does the new EU energy efficiency directive affect my installations?
EPBD (Directive 2024) requires large buildings to be 'net-zero ready' by 2050, consumption reduction by 2030, audits every 2 years. Applies from 2024. Having data now prepares you.
Ready to take control of your energy?
Tell us your current situation: building size, annual consumption, savings targets, certifications you need. We design a comprehensive plan without operational disruption.
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