Demand Logic unveils enhanced energy management experience

As the real estate sector faces rising energy costs and intensifying net-zero commitments, the demand for intelligent, actionable energy management is more urgent than ever. Demand Logic is meeting this challenge with two powerful new features that expand our platform’s ability to connect granular consumption data with strategic building optimisation, measurable ROI, and improved tenant wellbeing.

With the introduction of the Consumption Tree and the Meter List, Demand Logic’s Energy Management suite now delivers greater clarity and depth in energy and water analysis. These tools equip property owners, asset managers, and sustainability professionals with insights that are not only detailed but directly tied to operational outcomes, supporting both environmental performance and financial results.

Explore the new features

🌳 The Consumption Tree: Clearer Insights from the ground up

Pinpointing where and how energy and water are used within a building has long been a challenge. Limitations in top-level meter data, fragmented sub-metering, and lack of system-level visibility have made it difficult to act effectively. The new Consumption Tree addresses this by visualising consumption across a building’s systems hierarchy, down to individual plant items.

This effectively delivers virtual metering, enabling users to understand consumption patterns from physical assets even without additional sub-metering infrastructure.

What it unlocks:

• Granular Transparency: Identify energy and water usage at the equipment level, uncovering inefficiencies that may have gone unnoticed.
• Root-Cause Tracing: Link abnormal consumption directly to systems or components for quicker resolution.
• Enhanced Operational Control: View performance and consumption of individual assets in real time.
• Virtual Metering, Real Results: Access detailed insights without the need for additional hardware.
  
  

📊 The Meter List: Track trends, compare performance, take action

Complementing the Consumption Tree is the Meter List (formerly “Meter Table”), a central dashboard that provides structured visibility across all metered data.

Daily and monthly readings, consumption trends, and performance comparisons transform raw data into actionable insights.

Key capabilities:

• Prevent Waste: Identify anomalies such as leaks or equipment issues early using daily and monthly consumption comparisons.
• Validate Energy Initiatives: Track the impact of interventions with change-over-period metrics and trend analysis.
• Simplify ESG Compliance: Export reliable, consistent data to support frameworks like GRESB, NABERS, or NYC LL97, reducing manual reporting effort.
• Enable Strategic Planning: Use long-term data to inform budgeting, forecasting, CapEx decisions, and asset valuation.
• Benchmark Across Portfolios: Compare buildings and meters to identify top performers and target areas for improvement.

Building beyond energy management

These new views are more than just feature updates. They reflect Demand Logic’s broader commitment to providing a unified view of building intelligence. By combining consumption data with advanced optimisation tools, clients can:

• Enhance Fault Detection & Diagnostics (FDD): Feed usage data into FDD for precise fault identification.
• Improve Predictive Maintenance: Understand how energy use relates to asset condition and prioritise maintenance accordingly.
• Support Audit-Ready ESG Reporting: Use consistent, verifiable data to simplify sustainability and regulatory reporting.
• Balance Comfort and Efficiency: Monitor how operational changes impact energy use and occupant satisfaction.
• Deliver Verifiable Results: Track performance improvements with confidence, backed by data that proves efficiency gains and cost savings.

Why Demand Logic? A Platform for Performance

At Demand Logic, we’re redefining energy and operational intelligence for the built environment. These new tools represent another step in our mission to help clients move from reactive management to proactive optimisation. The result is smarter buildings, lower costs, better occupant experiences, and accelerated progress toward decarbonisation goals. By going beyond the meter and into the actual sources of energy use, we empower you to make data work harder; for your buildings and for your bottom line.

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