Consolidate energy consumption and related data from multiple sources, including smart meters, other metering systems, ERP systems, files, and manual entries.
Organize data by site, equipment, process, and energy source, and standardize units of measurement to enable consistent comparisons.
Analyze energy use and consumption, identify trends and deviations, and assess significant energy uses (SEUs) and relevant variables.
Define and monitor energy performance indicators (EnPIs) and custom energy KPIs, and use energy baselines (EnBs) to assess changes in energy performance over time
Set energy objectives and define specific actions, assign responsibilities and deadlines, and track progress toward achieving your goals.
Present energy KPIs and improvement actions in reports, and document relevant information to support management reviews and audits.
Envoria's KPI Management module brings energy data from multiple sources together in one place. Structure, standardize, and connect your data to build a reliable foundation for analyzing and assessing energy performance.
Use Envoria's Disclosure Management module to turn energy data managed in Envoria directly into structured energy and management reports. Keep recurring reports up to date with the latest data while maintaining clear documentation and a record of changes.
Pull energy data and KPIs directly from Envoria into your reports
Use predefined templates or create custom report structures
Automatically update recurring reports with the latest data, tables, and charts
Coordinate report editing, comments, and reviews with the responsible team members in one place
Track changes and versions, and organize reports for management reviews and audits
Use Envoria's Risk Management module to establish structured processes for managing actions, assigning responsibilities, and conducting regular reviews as part of your energy management system. This helps you implement improvement actions systematically, monitor progress, and evaluate their effectiveness.
Manage energy data and processes across sites and organizational units with clearly defined responsibilities, controlled workflows, and full traceability.
Set up sites, legal entities, and other organizational units to reflect your business structure.
View energy KPIs for individual sites or consolidate them across multiple organizational units.
Control access based on individual roles and responsibilities.
Coordinate tasks and approval processes through structured workflows, including the four-eyes principle.
Validate data entries against defined rules and identify potential errors early.
Track changes and link supporting evidence directly to the relevant data.
Track deadlines and responsibilities and automatically notify the people involved.
Bring together team members from different sites and departments to collaborate in one place.
No. Envoria can integrate energy data from a variety of sources. In addition to smart meters and conventional energy meters, you can connect existing systems through integrations, import files, or enter data manually. This means you can get started with energy management even if your data is spread across different systems and gradually automate more of the process over time.
A typical Envoria implementation takes approximately 6 to 8 weeks. During this time, organizational and data structures are set up, existing energy data is imported, and the required features are configured. Implementation may take longer for organizations with complex structures or extensive custom integration requirements.
To assess energy performance, you first need data on energy use and consumption. Depending on your operations, you should also consider relevant variables such as production volumes, operating hours, capacity utilization, and weather conditions. Combining these data points helps you interpret consumption trends, define meaningful energy performance indicators (EnPIs), and establish appropriate energy baselines (EnBs).
There is no single frequency that works for every organization. The appropriate frequency depends on factors such as the type of energy use, how frequently operations change, the EnPIs being monitored, and the level of oversight required. As part of your energy management system (EnMS), you should define which data needs to be measured and monitored, and how often.
Yes. You can use Envoria for energy management without pursuing ISO 50001 certification. The platform helps you manage energy data, KPIs, objectives, and improvement actions in one place, while allowing you to use ISO 50001 as a framework if needed. If you decide to pursue certification, Envoria supports the structured management of relevant data and supporting documentation. Certification itself is carried out by an independent certification body.
