Challenge
Buildings are adding energy infrastructure without the software to run it
Property managers and building operators are under pressure to install EV chargers, solar, and battery systems to meet tenant demands, sustainability targets, and regulatory requirements.
Once installed, this infrastructure becomes another system to manage—tracking usage, handling payments, responding to faults, and coordinating with utilities. Most operators lack the tools and expertise to run energy assets alongside their core property operations.
Solution
Energy amenities that run themselves
This unlocks the ability to offer energy infrastructure as a building amenity without building an operations team around it. Property managers can deploy chargers, solar, and storage with centralized visibility, automated billing, and proactive maintenance—all without deep energy expertise. Tenants get modern amenities; operators stay focused on running buildings.
Competencies
Centralized visibility across all sites and assets
Chargers, solar systems, and batteries across a portfolio can be monitored from a single view. Usage, uptime, and performance data flows into one place regardless of hardware vendor or site configuration. Issues surface before tenants complain or equipment sits idle.
1
Automated billing and cost recovery.
Charging sessions and energy usage can be metered, priced, and billed automatically to tenants or users. Payment collection, reporting, and reconciliation happen without manual tracking. Energy amenities become revenue-generating or cost-neutral instead of pure overhead.
2
Proactive maintenance and uptime management
Faults, connectivity issues, and underperformance are detected and surfaced automatically. Service requests can be dispatched before problems escalate. Amenity uptime stays high without constant hands-on monitoring.
3
From Design to Operation
1
Operators connect installed chargers, solar, and storage into a centralized management layer.
2
Billing, access, and monitoring are configured to match property operations workflows.
3
Energy amenities run with minimal oversight while tenants and occupants get reliable service.
IMPACT
Revenue and efficiency gains across the portfolio
New Revenue From Amenities
EV charging and energy services can be offered as paid amenities or included in premium leases. Infrastructure that was pure cost becomes a source of income or competitive differentiation.
Lower Operational Burden
Centralized monitoring and automated billing eliminate the need for site-by-site management. Property teams handle energy infrastructure the same way they handle other building systems—through a single pane of glass.
Higher Tenant Satisfaction
Reliable, well-managed amenities improve tenant experience and retention. Buildings with functional EV charging and modern energy infrastructure attract and keep tenants more effectively.
Works with the building systems already installed
All of the chargers, solar inverters, batteries, and meters already installed can be brought into a single management layer without replacing hardware or renegotiating vendor contracts. Existing infrastructure investments are preserved while operations are unified.
This commonly includes EV chargers across major brands, rooftop and carport solar systems, battery storage, and building management systems already used for HVAC and lighting control.
2
