Our AI-powered analytics engine continuously analyzes your energy consumption patterns, identifying anomalies, inefficiencies, and potential savings opportunities. It provides actionable recommendations tailored to your specific energy profile. With a built-in alerting system based on our years of experience, along with a dedicated account manager, you not only get the benefits of an AI powered tool at your fingertips, but the added advantage of an energy expert keeping an eye on your data for any issues.

Our system uses advanced metering infrastructure and follows industry-standard protocols to ensure high accuracy. We typically achieve accuracy rates of 99% or higher for most energy types.

Yes, our platform can monitor and analyze electricity, natural gas, water, steam, and other forms of energy consumption. We also track renewable energy production if applicable.

Traditional methods like spreadsheets are inadequate for several critical limitations. These tools struggle with the complexity and scale of the data required, prove costly and resource-intensive to maintain, and lack advanced analytics capabilities necessary for deriving meaningful insights. Furthermore, spreadsheets pose challenges in ensuring auditability, transparency, and standardization across an organization. They hinder efficient collaboration, make it difficult to track progress over time, and often fail to integrate well with other business systems. As requirements evolve, spreadsheet-based systems struggle to adapt and scale. In contrast, specialized energy management platforms offer automated data collection, built-in methodologies, advanced analytics, and user-friendly interfaces, enabling organizations to efficiently manage energy data, gain actionable insights, and effectively integrate sustainability into their overall business strategy.

Greenhouse gas emissions are categorized into three groups, known as Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3. These classifications, established by the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, help organizations understand and manage their carbon footprint more effectively.

• Scope 1 emissions are direct emissions from sources owned or controlled by an organization. These typically include on-site fuel combustion, company vehicle emissions, and fugitive emissions from processes or equipment.
• Scope 2 emissions are indirect emissions associated with the purchase of electricity, steam, heat, or cooling. While the organization doesn't directly produce these emissions, they're responsible for the energy consumption that leads to them.
• Scope 3 emissions encompass all other indirect emissions that occur in a company's value chain. This broad category includes emissions from suppliers, employee commuting, business travel, waste disposal, and the use of sold products, among others.

By categorizing emissions this way, organizations can develop targeted strategies to reduce their environmental impact across different aspects of their operations and supply chain.

No, our platform is designed to be user-friendly and can be operated by your existing facility management or sustainability team. We provide comprehensive training and ongoing support to ensure smooth operation.

360 Energy has a measurement and verification (M&V) process that allows you to track the effectiveness of your energy-saving projects. You can easily compare pre- and post-implementation data to quantify savings.

Yes, based on your energy consumption data and industry benchmarks, we provide suggestions for equipment upgrades that could significantly reduce your energy use. Our recommendations include estimated ROI and payback periods.  We do not have ties to any suppliers or technologies and therefore make recommendations that are most beneficial to our clients based on their needs at the time.

Absolutely. We help you establish customer energy and carbon emission reduction targets, provide strategies to meet them and ensure your success is tracked and visualized throughout your journey.

Yes, 360 Energy offers granular user access controls. You can set permissions for different user roles, ensuring that each team member has access only to the data and features they need.

We employ industry-leading security measures, including end-to-end encryption, regular security audits, and compliance with data protection regulations. Our systems are hosted on secure, redundant servers to ensure data integrity and availability.

Absolutely. We have a partner program designed for energy consultants and ESCOs. Please reach out to our partnerships team to discuss how we can support your client engagements.

Yes, we offer integrations with various business systems, including ERP software, facility management platforms, and financial systems. This allows for seamless data flow and comprehensive energy management across your organization.