Energy Agent

Stop energy waste before you pay for it.

Inspectr reads every meter every day — catching abnormal consumption early, showing what it's costing, and tracking the fix to make sure the savings hold.

01

Find the waste

Out-of-hours running, baseload creep, spikes, meter faults, and unusual consumption are caught as they happen — before weeks of waste disappear into the utility bill.

02

Price & prioritize

Inspectr quantifies the cost of every issue and benchmarks performance across the portfolio, so teams can see where energy is going and focus on the biggest opportunities first.

03

Verify & hold

After a fix or energy project, Inspectr measures performance against the baseline continuously. If consumption starts creeping back, the lost saving is caught and actioned.

The cost of finding it late

AHU running nights and weekends — one site

Caught next morning
£60
Caught on the monthly bill
£1,800
Caught at the annual audit
£22,000
Never caught
It becomes the baseline.

Same issue. Same fix. The cost is how long it runs.

Measured

About a dozen catchable energy issues per building, per year — the kind that can run for weeks and quietly become part of the utility bill. Typically 3–5% of controllable HVAC spend.

What you get

Every meter reviewed daily for abnormal consumption
Out-of-hours use, baseload creep, spikes, and unusual patterns caught early
Meter gaps, outages, and suspect readings flagged before they distort reporting
Portfolio-wide normalized EUI benchmarking
Every issue quantified with the readings and cost behind it
Continuous measurement against baseline after fixes and energy projects
Savings decay flagged as soon as performance starts slipping
Recommended action on every finding — fix directly or push into the CMMS

Replaces

Monthly bill reviews, spreadsheet benchmarking, annual audits of last year's waste, and savings projects nobody checks twice.

Who it's for

Energy managersSustainability & ESG teamsAsset managers

Every issue caught, outlier explained, and saving verified closes another gap in energy spend.