Metering Hardware & Deployment
Emergent Energy specifies, installs, and commissions the sensors and meters that capture every kilowatt-hour, therm, gallon, BTU, pound of steam, and SCFM of compressed air at your facility. Wireless, self-powered sensors deploy in minutes. Revenue-grade meters and flow meters are installed by our licensed field team. Every device streams into EnergyOS — our integration and analytics layer.
Value for Our Customers
Most deployments pay for themselves before the next budget cycle — through identified waste, captured rebates, and recovered tenant costs.
Proactively identify the inefficiencies and energy waste hiding inside your monthly bill — then act on them with confidence.
Real-time monitoring with instant alerts and customizable dashboards means problems surface in minutes, not on next month's invoice.
Predictive analytics and sophisticated alerts flag equipment issues early — reducing failure risk and costly unplanned downtime.
Device-level analytics give your energy team the granular truth they need to defend budgets, capital plans, and savings claims.
Give operators, facility managers, and sustainability leads the data they need to drive a culture of continuous improvement.
Electric, natural gas, water, BTU, steam, compressed air, nitrogen, CO₂, and hydrogen — submetered through one system.
Plan, monitor, and report on Net Zero and decarbonization initiatives with audit-ready data instead of estimates.
Monitor space temperatures, system pressures, and air quality alongside energy data to protect product, process, and people.
How Deployment Works
Our engineers walk your facility, identify the loads that matter, and specify the right mix of wireless sensors, revenue-grade meters, BTU meters, and flow meters for each utility.
Wireless, self-powered sensors install in minutes with no downtime. Hard-wired meters and gateways are installed by our licensed electricians and commissioned end-to-end.
Every meter and gateway streams into EnergyOS — our integration layer that normalizes, validates, and routes the data to dashboards, billing, BI, and compliance.
What You Get
We are not a single-vendor reseller. We specify the right device for each load, install it cleanly, and commission it end-to-end. The data layer — dashboards, alerts, billing, M&V, compliance — lives in EnergyOS.
See the EnergyOS platformWhat We Meter
Electricity, natural gas, water, thermal BTU, steam, compressed air, nitrogen, CO₂, and hydrogen — installed and commissioned by one team, streaming into one data layer.
Find the 20% of circuits driving 80% of your bill
Circuit- and panel-level visibility into facilities, tenants, and production lines — so you can pinpoint waste, allocate cost fairly, and back up every Scope 2 number you report.
Key Applications
Catch boiler waste and bill tenants fairly for heat
Accurate gas measurement for commercial, industrial, and multi-tenant properties — turning a guessed allocation into a defensible monthly invoice and an early warning system for leaks.
Key Applications
Stop paying for leaks and untracked chilled water
Precision measurement of water consumption and thermal energy in HVAC, district energy, and hydronic systems — so heating, cooling, and water charges land where they belong.
Key Applications
Verify boiler efficiency and catch failed traps before they cost you
Real-time steam flow measurement for industrial and commercial facilities — protecting boiler efficiency, allocating cost across processes, and keeping carbon reporting honest.
Key Applications
A 1/8" compressed-air leak costs ~$2,500/yr — find every one of them
Submeter industrial gases across manufacturing, processing, and operational systems — quantify leaks, allocate cost by point of use, and tune compressors to actual load.
Key Applications
Add-On Module
Catch motor and pump failures weeks before they happen. Wireless vibration sensors stream to the same dashboard as your energy data, so you can prevent unplanned downtime and qualify for additional efficiency rebates.
Contact Emergent Energy Solutions to discuss your energy monitoring requirements — from a single facility to a global portfolio.