ista forges ahead with energy cost management
ista has formed a new global business unit called e:so. The new division started up at the beginning of 2009 with around 200 employees, who are chiefly active in the US market at present. The European activities of e:so are managed from England.
e:so’s offer is aimed at all market participants throughout the utility supply chain: utility supply companies, energy retailers, industrial and commercial customers and the house building business. e:so develops tailored energy cost/ energy management solutions for these customers.
The “e:so EMS portal” was developed specifically for utility supply companies and their customers. This is a web-based information platform that permits actual daily home energy usage and costs to be visually displayed. In addition to permitting comparisons with previous bills (e.g. same month, previous year), individual energy saving objectives can also be defined, with an alert sent by email or text message if a target is not met.
The technical basis for all electronic service offers is the flexible technology platform ista│net.
The division’s approximately 200 employees currently service over three million billing units and meter points worldwide.
e:so stands for energy:solved
From internet-based customer information systems through effective transaction processing to energy management consultancy - e:so services offer an array of responses to the energy questions of tomorrow.
For further information on e:so’s system and consultancy services please visit http://www.eso-global.com.
Your advantages
- Our experts help determine the optimal technical and economical solution for your property
- First class technical measuring equipment and an extensive appliance range for every requirement
- Professional billings: you profit from our long term experience in managing several million billings annually
- We guarantee the complete organisation of the reading and a personal contact person in your ista branch
- You avoid with the financing service the once off high investment needed for the equipment purchase and as such remain liquid

