Energy management software for portfolios and facilities
A portfolio view built on validated bills and meter data: benchmark buildings, verify savings, track emissions, and feed the analysis tools your team already uses.
- Energy managers and sustainability teams
- Facilities and property management
- Municipalities, school boards and institutions
- Energy consultants running programs for clients
The problem this solves
Most energy management effort goes into assembling data rather than acting on it. Bills live in one place, interval data in another, floor areas in a spreadsheet, and the benchmark, the M&V report and the emissions inventory each rebuild the same dataset by hand.
MartinAI keeps one model of boards, facilities, accounts and meters, fed continuously by validated bills and meter data. Benchmarking, normalization, measurement and verification, and emissions calculations run on that model, and the same data exports to RETScreen, ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager, Power BI or your data warehouse.
How it works
Model the portfolio
Boards or divisions, facilities, utility accounts and meters, with floor areas, occupancy and the attributes that benchmarking needs. Bilingual support for Canadian organizations.
Feed it automatically
Validated bills, Green Button data and interval meter feeds land against the right meter and period, with gaps and overlaps flagged.
Analyze
Energy use intensity, weather-normalized trends, load profiles, baseline models and savings verification, emissions by scope and intensity, and dashboards by facility or portfolio.
Report and export
Reporting periods, benchmarking submissions, disclosure inputs and analysis-tool exports come from the same validated dataset, with the source bills linked.
Capabilities
Benchmarking
EUI and cost intensity by building, ranking across the portfolio, and the data quality checks that keep a benchmark defensible.
Weather normalization and M&V
Degree-day and regression baselines, routine and non-routine adjustments, and savings verification consistent with IPMVP Option C practice.
Emissions tracking
Scope 1 and 2 from utility data using published factors by province or state, plus intensity and progress against targets.
Interval and load analysis
Load profiles, peaks, load factor and demand exposure from interval data, next to the bills that price them.
RETScreen and ENERGY STAR feeds
Consumption and cost by meter and period, formatted for RETScreen Expert and for ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager meter entries, without hand keying.
Boards, roles and access
Multi-board and multi-site structure with role-based access, so a school board, a municipality or a national portfolio can run one instance.
Corporate & institutional
Large owner-occupied portfolios face a new reporting burden and an old cost problem at the same time, usually with the same small team.
Commercial real estate
Compliance deadlines, investor scorecards and rising energy cost all land on the same desk, and they all need the same thing: accurate, whole-building energy data across the portfolio.
Consultants & auditors
The market for your services is growing, and the bottleneck is rarely the analysis. It is getting client energy data clean enough to analyze in the first place.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an EMIS or an energy management system?
It is an energy management information system in the portfolio sense: it works from bills, meter data and facility attributes to benchmark, verify and report. It does not control equipment; a building automation system does that. The two complement each other, and interval data from either can be analyzed here.
Does it work with ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager and RETScreen?
Yes. Consumption and cost data by meter and period are prepared in the shape those tools expect, so monthly updates and benchmarking submissions do not depend on manual entry. The data-quality checks run before the export, which is where most Portfolio Manager problems start.
How is emissions data calculated?
Scope 1 and 2 emissions are calculated from validated consumption using published emission factors for the relevant province, state or grid region, with the factor source and year recorded. Intensity metrics and progress against targets are derived from the same records.
Can it support a municipality or school board with many buildings?
Yes. The model supports boards or divisions, facilities, accounts and meters at any scale, with role-based access and bilingual support, so a public-sector portfolio with dozens or hundreds of buildings can run reporting from one place.
What data do we need to start?
A list of facilities and utility accounts is enough to begin. Bills can be uploaded or forwarded, and Green Button or interval feeds connected where available. Floor areas and attributes can be added as you go; benchmarking simply becomes more precise as they arrive.
Energy data management: what it is, and what a platform has to do
Choosing an energy management information system: a requirements checklist
Energy use intensity (EUI), explained: the one number every building owner should track
Measurement and Verification with IPMVP: Did the Retrofit Actually Save Energy?
Using utility data in RETScreen: getting clean, complete consumption and cost data ready to import
Automating ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager: keeping utility data current
Utility bill validation
Every bill, every commodity, every layout: read into structured fields, checked against the published tariff, and delivered to the systems that pay and analyze it.
Utility data collection
Customers and sites onboard themselves. Green Button authorizations, interval feeds and bill uploads are normalized into one program-ready dataset.
Trusted energy AI
Answers about tariffs, programs, standards and your own data, with the source and a confidence score attached, running where your data is allowed to live.