Virtual Energy Management

Virtual Energy Management demonstration · Best.Energy
Data + expert analysis + follow-through

Your energy data, put to work.

Virtual Energy Management (VEM) combines Eniscope monitoring with expert review to identify opportunities, support operating decisions and track what changes over time. ECO Energy helps connect those findings with your facility and your priorities.

Three stages of opportunity

Reduce unnecessary run time

Look for equipment running before it is needed, after closing or outside an agreed schedule.

Example: Compare a kitchen appliance’s warm-up time with the time cooking actually starts.

Improve processes and asset operation

Review settings, operating practices and maintenance using energy readings alongside relevant sensor data.

Example: Review HVAC schedules and temperature settings in the areas people use.

Evaluate technology upgrades

Assess suitable controls, refrigeration solutions or other equipment changes when a practical business case exists.

Example: Investigate whether a refrigeration application is suitable for CUES.

These illustrate the approach, rather than promised results. Opportunity reports may be called ESOR 1, 2 and 3—Energy Saving Opportunities Reports.

What can the ongoing service include?
  • Analysis of selected circuits and assets against normal operating patterns.
  • Agreed reports, alerts and reviews of energy-saving opportunities.
  • Investigation of unusual equipment behavior and maintenance concerns.
  • Comparison with agreed operating standards, using the sensors installed.
  • Follow-up after changes to check performance and identify drift.

Monitoring points, report frequency, response arrangements and included support are specified in your proposal. This is not an emergency monitoring or maintenance dispatch service.

What does your team provide?

A knowledgeable site contact supplies operating hours, asset schedules, utility information and context about production, occupancy and maintenance. Reliable connectivity and accurate monitoring data are important. Authorized site personnel decide and implement appropriate changes.

A baseline is established after the necessary data and operating information are available. Timing is confirmed for your project.

How are opportunities and savings different?

Identifying avoidable consumption is different from achieving a measured bill reduction. Results depend on the actions taken, operating conditions and the measurement method. Any guarantee must be expressly included in a separate signed agreement.

Based on the VEM overview and training materials supplied by ECO Energy, including 2023–2025 editions. Current equipment, pricing and service scope are confirmed in your project documents.