measurable.energy provides a machine learning-powered platform that utilizes smart plug sockets to monitor and control energy consumption in buildings, automatically turning off devices to eliminate energy waste. This technology reduces electricity costs by at least 20% and helps users minimize their carbon emissions, supporting their net zero goals.
Funding
$12.9M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.



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Product
Problem
Many buildings waste energy due to devices left on when not in use, leading to increased electricity costs and unnecessary carbon emissions. Traditional building management systems are often expensive and complex, making them inaccessible for many organizations.
Solution
measurable.energy offers a cost-effective, AI-powered solution to eliminate wasted energy in buildings. The system uses smart plug sockets and fused spurs to monitor and control the energy consumption of individual devices. Machine learning algorithms automatically identify and switch off devices when they are not needed, optimizing energy usage and reducing both electricity bills and carbon footprint. A centralized dashboard provides users with detailed reports on energy consumption, CO2 emissions, and the status of connected devices, enabling informed decision-making and remote control.
Target Audience
The primary customers are commercial real estate companies, construction firms, hospitality businesses, retailers, and public sector organizations seeking to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions.
Features
- Smart plug sockets and fused spurs that monitor energy consumption at the device level
- AI-powered automation that identifies and eliminates plug power drain
- Remote control capabilities to switch off devices manually or automatically
- Centralized dashboard for accessing energy usage reports, CO2 emission tracking, and customizable on/off rules
- Integration with existing building management systems
- Cyber-secure communication protocols to protect sensitive energy data
- Occupancy and asset monitoring to optimize energy savings based on building usage
- Fire risk safety features to prevent electrical fires at the source