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Full‑cycle energy to future‑proof your development

Compliant metering, transparent billing and energy performancy built in from day one.

Handover is cleaner, operations smoother and assets more valuable over time.

Developers carry the risk long after the ribbon‑cutting.

You commit capital and reputation to every project, but the metering and energy setup can still undermine the outcome if it’s treated as an afterthought. Compliance gaps, disputed utility charges, “mystery” cooling bills and systems that are hard for operators to run all end up back at your door as complaints, delays and extra cost.

From concept to handover, we act as your full‑cycle energy partner. 
We help your teams choose and specify the right BTU, water and electricity metering, connect everything to remote reading and billing, and ensure the building is ready for compliant, consumption‑based billing the moment it goes live. We work with you at the design and construction stage so metering, billing and connectivity are specified correctly upfront. All installed without disruption and ready for your buyer or OAM to use from the first day of operation.

After handover, we can stay on as the metering and billing partner for your buyer or operator, protecting your reputation with accurate bills, fewer disputes and clear energy data across the portfolio.

Digitalisation makes it easier.

Developments run smoother when metering, billing and data are connected from day one. Our digital tools turn utility infrastructure into a single, reliable system that cuts manual work, reduces disputes and gives operators and residents clear insight into what they use and pay.

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ESCO Solution & Services

Turn audit findings into guaranteed savings with full‑cycle ESCO delivery - from design and retrofit to independent Measurement & Verification that stands up in tenders, audits and disputes.

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Utility Billing

Move from manual processes to automatic billing: accurate reads, transparent invoices and stronger collections for every building in your portfolio, managed by one accountable partner.

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Metering Technologies

Deploy MID‑approved BTU, water and electricity meters engineered for the region and integrated with remote reading and billing, so your buildings are ready for fair, compliant billing from day one.

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Remote Connectivity (MDMS)

Centralise data from every meter and building on one MDMS platform, with automated hourly reads, real‑time alerts and exports ready for billing and ESCO performance reporting.

Improve efficiency for the long term.

When your building’s biggest energy users are measured, upgraded and monitored together, you gain lower costs, clearer data and assets that are easier to operate year after year. Our services turn one‑off projects into lasting performance improvements for you and your residents.

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Replacement of low EER ACs

Planned replacement of low‑EER AC units with high‑efficiency systems, cutting energy use and operating costs while maintaining comfort across residential and commercial buildings.

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Energy Audit

Independent, ASHRAE‑standard audits that reveal where energy is wasted, what to fix first and what savings you can realistically achieve.

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Carbon Audit & Reporting

Structured carbon audits and reporting that turn your consumption data into credible ESG metrics and compliance‑ready disclosures for owners, boards and regulators.

Latest updates for developers.

150,000+ meters enabled real-​time data.

Seamless MDMS integration of meters enabled real-time data access, faster billing, and greater satisfaction.

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From disconnected to centralised.

Remote connectivity to power smart metering.

Energy savings of 25% achieved ahead.

The client was facing increasing energy costs and an aging infrastructure of air conditioning and lighting systems.

Easy contact and 24/7 support.

We offer you a new and easy-to-use contact and support service.

Planning a new development or large retrofit?

Talk to us at design stage and we’ll show you how to build compliant metering, billing and digital connectivity into your project from day one.

Where innovation meets responsibility.

Facts & Figures

6,300 employees

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20 countries

3.7 mil. t CO₂ emissions avoided

14 mil. utilisation units