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UtilityHUB.
Utility management software built for impact.
Deliver meaningful utility reductions with complete utility reporting, advanced analytics and machine learning powered fault detection.
Our clients have avoided
0,000,000kg of carbon emissions and saved
$0,000,000 in utility costs.
Trusted by outstanding businesses.
A single source of truth.
Your comprehensive utility management platform.
UtilityHUB is the solution to the dynamic and complex landscape of utility management. It consolidates data on electricity, gas, water and more across an entire enterprise into a single platform.
With comprehensive connection options across software, hardware and building management systems, UtilityHUB is an all-in-one platform for measuring, monitoring and optimising utility use.
The monitoring and professional services that ESP provide have been invaluable in achieving our results. ESP provides the visibility needed to productively plan and track performance across our entire portfolio.
Matt Rowbotham
GM Procurement and Property, ASB Bank
Features.
Simplified utility reporting.
UtilityHUB is an all-in-one, user-friendly platform designed to make utility management simple – but insightful – for businesses where operational performance is key.
Intelligent utility analysis.
Analyse long-term trends, overlay loads to understand comparative performance, and drill into detail to find new opportunities and validate business cases.
Predictive intelligence.
Software smarts to compliment your know how. Our AI-powered platform generates quality alerts so you can focus your attention on real issues, not false flags.
Expansive data source options.
Access your existing data, integrate our range of advanced data points, or implement new smart meters and Internet of Things (IoT) sensors for complete and comprehensive data collection.
Customisable data management.
Organise your utility data to suit your organisation. Group data for multiple system views and set user permissions against data groups for enhanced security.
Client engagements.
Don’t just take our word for it.
Here are some real world examples of what our clients have achieved with our help. If they sound like the results you want, let’s talk.
University of Auckland
Challenge
Auckland University has a very large property footprint, with a large and dynamic population using the facilities for a wide range of uses. Managing the portfolio with a small team to deliver financial and decarbonisation results is a big challenge.
Solution
ESP was selected to monitor energy use across the entire portolio. Our software provides a consolidated view of all energy meter data with easy to navigation right from total portfolio down to the individual loads.
Outcome
As the team work through the massive change projects and daily challenges of managing such a diverse range of buildings, our software enables the team to quickly identify the results of the improvement, and maintenance work carried out every day – no matter how large or small.
Auckland Council
Challenge
Managing 3,500 properties with a wide range of uses, distributed around Auckland with a small team is a huge challenge for Auckland Council. However with energy efficiency targets to meet the Council team needed to focus on achieving and sustaining gains through partnership.
Solution
The ESP energy and water monitoring solution was implemented at nearly 100 of the Councils largest, or most used buildings. The team is able to remotely identify and target improvements in the portfolio and be alerted when anomalous usage occurs. The system is now a core component of delivering to the corporate property portfolios emission reduction targets of 50% reduction by 2030 and net zero by 2050 from the Councils FY2018 baseline.
Outcome
The council have achieved energy savings of 11.73GWh (the amount ~1,035 households use each year), avoided 1,231 tonnes of CO2-e and are on track to save $1.5m per year in operating costs. Throughout Covid-19 the team was able to monitor key sites remotely, ensuring they were efficiently shutdown whilst still ensuring appropriate ventilation for their use.
Auckland Council has also invested in the use of View, providing up-to-date and digestible data on the business’s progress so far in sustainability.
Webstar
Challenge
The print industry is known for its tight margins. Webstar has utilised ISO as a framework to continuously measure, plan and improve for some time now. Energy, as one of manufacturings largest costs became a target for applying this process to ensure the business could measurable improve and sustain energy efficiency gains.
Solution
Webstar found ESP from the EECA website and soon identified the data-driven approach fitted well with their desired approach. ESP identified a range of quick wins and then looked to detailed monitoring of key plant to sustain those gains, and identify more.
Outcome
Results have beaten expectations, with 5.7% reduction within the first year and now cumulative savings of over $250,000 resulting. On top of this, production costs have reduced by an estimated $500,000.
WineWorks
Challenge
WineWorks have set a goal of improving sustainability, however to improve operational performance and reduce scope 2 emissions the team need to gain timely visibility of electricity, LPG and water consumption at their Malborough plant.
Solution
ESP completed a Type 2 energy audit and installed targeted electricity metering supported by EECA funding. The analysis identified a range of efficiency opportunities including lighting, compresed air, nitrogen and after hours usage. Detailed monitoring identified how production usage and other factors impacted energy use, allowing accurate businesses cases to be developed.
Outcome
A clear plan of improvement was established to deliver initial savings. In the first 12 months lighting was replaced and a preventative maintenance plan to regularly check and fix air leaks was put in place. Monitoring has also provided the information needed to demonstrate to staff the benefits of improved shutdown procedures and the ability to continuously monitor impact. In the first year savings of 5% were achieved with a further 15% to 20% planned in the near future with upgrades to the nitrogen system and air compressors. The site is also looking forward to the new dashboard, with energy efficiency featuring more strongly in manager and team leader objectives…sustainability integrated into business performance!
Chorus
Challenge
Chorus operate telecommunication sites right across New Zealand and had a goal of reducing costs and improving visibility
Solution
In 2015, ESP installed electrical sub-metering at 7 of Chorus’s core sites followed by Type 2 Energy Audit. This resulted in better energy use visibility and energy efficiency recommendations. In 2016, following the success of the initial work, ESP extended the retail metering rollout which allowed data from each of the 93 sites to be ingested into ESP’s advance data analytics platform. ESP have since then provided peak demand analysis, power use effectiveness tracking, energy alerts, regular steering group meetings to enable the asset managers to have complete visibility of their assets.
Outcome
The continuous energy efficiency engagement has resulted in a 16% reduction in energy usage since the start of the programme. ESP continues to work with Chorus to optimise energy and related costs at their sites.
ASB
Challenge
ASB has branches of various sizes located all around New Zealand. Traditional energy efficiency approaches werent working – the team just couldnt be everywhere at once. Despite a range of efficiency improvements being taken, energy use and costs kept rising.
Solution
Initial analysis identified significant opportunities for improvement – right from Dargaville in the North to Christchurch in the South. In 2012, as a market first, energy monitoring was installed at every ASB branch and Energy Management Plan implemented to target a 20% reduction initially.
Outcome
ASB’s early leadership in energy efficiency and carbon reduction has seen energy use across the entire portfolio decrease by a staggering 46%. ASB has utilised the data analytics of the ESP platform and the ESP engineering team to embed energy and sustainability into their every day business.
University of Auckland
Challenge
Auckland University has a very large property footprint, with a large and dynamic population using the facilities for a wide range of uses. Managing the portfolio with a small team to deliver financial and decarbonisation results is a big challenge.
Solution
ESP was selected to monitor energy use across the entire portolio. Our software provides a consolidated view of all energy meter data with easy to navigation right from total portfolio down to the individual loads.
Outcome
As the team work through the massive change projects and daily challenges of managing such a diverse range of buildings, our software enables the team to quickly identify the results of the improvement, and maintenance work carried out every day – no matter how large or small.
Chorus
Challenge
Chorus operate telecommunication sites right across New Zealand and had a goal of reducing costs and improving visibility
Solution
In 2015, ESP installed electrical sub-metering at 7 of Chorus’s core sites followed by Type 2 Energy Audit. This resulted in better energy use visibility and energy efficiency recommendations. In 2016, following the success of the initial work, ESP extended the retail metering rollout which allowed data from each of the 93 sites to be ingested into ESP’s advance data analytics platform. ESP have since then provided peak demand analysis, power use effectiveness tracking, energy alerts, regular steering group meetings to enable the asset managers to have complete visibility of their assets.
Outcome
The continuous energy efficiency engagement has resulted in a 16% reduction in energy usage since the start of the programme. ESP continues to work with Chorus to optimise energy and related costs at their sites.
ASB
Challenge
ASB has branches of various sizes located all around New Zealand. Traditional energy efficiency approaches werent working – the team just couldnt be everywhere at once. Despite a range of efficiency improvements being taken, energy use and costs kept rising.
Solution
Initial analysis identified significant opportunities for improvement – right from Dargaville in the North to Christchurch in the South. In 2012, as a market first, energy monitoring was installed at every ASB branch and Energy Management Plan implemented to target a 20% reduction initially.
Outcome
ASB’s early leadership in energy efficiency and carbon reduction has seen energy use across the entire portfolio decrease by a staggering 46%. ASB has utilised the data analytics of the ESP platform and the ESP engineering team to embed energy and sustainability into their every day business.
WineWorks
Challenge
WineWorks have set a goal of improving sustainability, however to improve operational performance and reduce scope 2 emissions the team need to gain timely visibility of electricity, LPG and water consumption at their Malborough plant.
Solution
ESP completed a Type 2 energy audit and installed targeted electricity metering supported by EECA funding. The analysis identified a range of efficiency opportunities including lighting, compresed air, nitrogen and after hours usage. Detailed monitoring identified how production usage and other factors impacted energy use, allowing accurate businesses cases to be developed.
Outcome
A clear plan of improvement was established to deliver initial savings. In the first 12 months lighting was replaced and a preventative maintenance plan to regularly check and fix air leaks was put in place. Monitoring has also provided the information needed to demonstrate to staff the benefits of improved shutdown procedures and the ability to continuously monitor impact. In the first year savings of 5% were achieved with a further 15% to 20% planned in the near future with upgrades to the nitrogen system and air compressors. The site is also looking forward to the new dashboard, with energy efficiency featuring more strongly in manager and team leader objectives…sustainability integrated into business performance!
Webstar
Challenge
The print industry is known for its tight margins. Webstar has utilised ISO as a framework to continuously measure, plan and improve for some time now. Energy, as one of manufacturings largest costs became a target for applying this process to ensure the business could measurable improve and sustain energy efficiency gains.
Solution
Webstar found ESP from the EECA website and soon identified the data-driven approach fitted well with their desired approach. ESP identified a range of quick wins and then looked to detailed monitoring of key plant to sustain those gains, and identify more.
Outcome
Results have beaten expectations, with 5.7% reduction within the first year and now cumulative savings of over $250,000 resulting. On top of this, production costs have reduced by an estimated $500,000.
Auckland Council
Challenge
Managing 3,500 properties with a wide range of uses, distributed around Auckland with a small team is a huge challenge for Auckland Council. However with energy efficiency targets to meet the Council team needed to focus on achieving and sustaining gains through partnership.
Solution
The ESP energy and water monitoring solution was implemented at nearly 100 of the Councils largest, or most used buildings. The team is able to remotely identify and target improvements in the portfolio and be alerted when anomalous usage occurs. The system is now a core component of delivering to the corporate property portfolios emission reduction targets of 50% reduction by 2030 and net zero by 2050 from the Councils FY2018 baseline.
Outcome
The council have achieved energy savings of 11.73GWh (the amount ~1,035 households use each year), avoided 1,231 tonnes of CO2-e and are on track to save $1.5m per year in operating costs. Throughout Covid-19 the team was able to monitor key sites remotely, ensuring they were efficiently shutdown whilst still ensuring appropriate ventilation for their use.
Auckland Council has also invested in the use of View, providing up-to-date and digestible data on the business’s progress so far in sustainability.
