We provide AI-native energy intelligence for mid-market commercial buildings, delivering autonomous optimization that can cut energy use by up to 30%. The platform automates ESG compliance, tracks Scope 1‑3 carbon emissions, and offers portfolio-wide insights to meet MEES 2030 deadlines while protecting property valuations.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Mid-market commercial buildings in Europe typically waste up to 30% of their energy due to outdated systems, lack of continuous monitoring, and fragmented ESG reporting, leading to higher operating costs and difficulty meeting upcoming MEES 2030 compliance deadlines.
Solution
Enertia delivers an AI-native energy intelligence platform that autonomously optimizes building performance across entire portfolios. The system continuously monitors HVAC and other energy‑intensive assets, applies real‑time control algorithms, and reduces consumption by up to 30% without manual intervention. It also automates ESG compliance by collecting and validating Scope 1‑3 carbon data in line with the GHG Protocol, generating actionable reports for portfolio managers. By consolidating data and optimization across 30‑50 buildings per manager, Enertia turns compliance and reporting into a proactive, cost‑saving operation rather than a reactive paperwork exercise.
Target Audience
Primary customers are portfolio managers and asset owners of mid‑market commercial real‑estate holdings, typically overseeing 30‑50 buildings each, who need to reduce operating costs, meet ESG mandates, and protect property valuations.
Features
- Autonomous AI-driven control loops that adjust heating, cooling, and ventilation in real time to minimize waste
- Integrated ESG compliance engine that captures, validates, and reports Scope 1, 2, 3 emissions automatically
- Portfolio‑wide dashboard providing unified visibility, benchmarking, and optimization recommendations for multiple buildings
- Predictive maintenance alerts that identify equipment inefficiencies before they impact energy use
- Compatibility with existing building management systems, enabling retrofitting without major hardware upgrades
- MEES 2030 readiness tools that map regulatory requirements to actionable upgrade pathways