Energy Efficiency Monitoring for Buildings - Milesight

Existing buildings account for a significant portion of global energy consumption — nearly 40% in both Europe and the U.S. Yet a large share of this building stock remains energy inefficient, leading to excessive utility costs, high carbon emissions, and wasted resources. Traditional building management relies on static schedules or periodic audits that fail to detect real‑time inefficiencies in heating, cooling, lighting, and other energy systems. This lack of visibility makes it difficult for facility managers and owners to take proactive action to reduce waste, optimize performance, and meet evolving sustainability goals.

Milesight's Energy Efficiency Monitoring solution bridges this gap by leveraging IoT sensors, wireless connectivity, and advanced analytics to capture real‑time energy usage across building systems. Whether retrofitting a legacy commercial space, optimizing a residential complex, or upgrading HVAC and lighting equipment, this solution provides continuous visibility into how energy is consumed and where inefficiencies lie.

By deploying sensors to key systems — including electrical feeds, HVAC units, lighting circuits, thermostats, and environmental controls — facility teams can monitor consumption patterns dynamically. Data is streamed to a centralized dashboard where users can view current usage, historical trends, peak demand periods, and areas of waste. Automated alerts notify teams when consumption deviates from expected thresholds, enabling fast corrective action and helping avoid costly inefficiencies.

This approach not only uncovers opportunities to reduce utility bills and operating expenses, but also supports broader environmental strategies. With detailed analytics at their fingertips, building owners can prioritize retrofit initiatives, validate return on investment (ROI), and communicate sustainability performance to tenants or stakeholders.

In essence, the solution turns buildings into intelligent systems where real‑time data drives decision‑making — leading to lower energy use, reduced emissions, and enhanced comfort for occupants.