Energy management software integration for industrial sites

Designed around your operating problem, integrated with your systems, and running as a working pilot in 6 weeks.

  • Energy management software
  • Building management system
  • Condition monitoring
Electrical substation at dusk
Data

Metering and loads

Integration

BMS and EMS

Outcome

Operational reporting

Metering and control data

Bank of electricity meters mounted on a wall
Energy meters: one source in a shared, open data path

Bring energy meters, HVAC, generators, batteries or site controllers into one open data path.

Metering ingestion

Load and runtime data

Alerts and reporting

  1. 01Meters and site equipmentEnergy meters, HVAC, generators, batteries and site controllers.
  2. 02Open gatewayCollects metering, load and runtime data in one open data path.
  3. 03BMS, EMS and analyticsEnergy data in the building management and analytics tools you already run.
  4. 04Alerts and reportingOperational reporting, alerts and load management workflows.

Energy data in the systems you use

Energy management dashboard with solar panels, wind turbine, batteries, generator and site consumption on one diagram
One view across generation, storage and consumption

Use open gateways to connect energy information to building management, analytics, reporting and operational workflows.

Energy management

Load management

Building and industrial integration

Cover of the Energy management solution datasheet
Solution datasheet

Energy management

Energy data per line, zone and asset from the meters, BMS, inverters and chargers already on site, so peaks and reporting figures come from measured data.

MS-DS-ENE-2026-52 · PDF · 6 pages · English

FAQ

01What is an energy management system?

It collects, analyzes and controls site energy data so operators can reduce waste, manage loads and support compliance.

02Do you provide meters?

Melqart can integrate existing meters or specify sensor and gateway architecture for the required measurements.

03Can it connect to existing BMS data?

Yes. Energy workflows often combine metering, BMS, HVAC and machine data through open gateways.

Scope this solution for your estate

We connect the technical architecture to a concrete implementation scope.