Solutions · Commercial buildings
Energy management for commercial buildings, as one ranked list.
We read the systems your buildings already have and tell you what to fix first, across the whole portfolio.
Book a time directly- EU-hosted
- Writes you control
- Works with your existing BMS
How it works
Your buildings in, one ranked queue out.
Your portfolio
The systems you already run
- Building management system
- Energy and water meters
- Temperature, CO₂ and humidity sensors
No new hardware in the common case.
FrostLogic Explore
Reads, checks, scores
- Connects over BACnet, Modbus and OPC UA; writes start off
- Learns each building's own normal
- Finds waste, comfort drift and compliance gaps
- Scores every finding by impact
Every conclusion traces back to a signal and a building.
What you open
One list, in order of impact
- 1Heating and cooling running at oncehigh
- 2Ventilation on all weekendhigh
- 3CO₂ drifting above targetcomfort
- 4BACS monitoring evidence missingcompliance
Property team sees the estate. Each operator sees their building.
What it finds
Four things we look for in every building.
Energy waste
Equipment running when it doesn't need to, or working against itself.
e.g. after-hours HVAC · setpoint drift · heating and cooling at once
Comfort drift
Zones slipping out of their target band before tenants complain.
e.g. CO₂ above target · too warm on one floor · humidity swings
Compliance gaps
Where building automation falls short of what EPBD and BACS expect.
e.g. missing monitoring evidence · control not following schedule
What happens next
A forecast of demand, and a what-if before you change a setpoint.
e.g. next week's load · effect of a new night schedule
Key facts about FrostLogic for commercial buildings
Today vs. with Explore
From a folder of dashboards to one decision list.
Energy management systems for commercial buildings break at scale. A single office already produces more telemetry than its facilities team can read — HVAC, metering, lighting and air quality all at once. Multiply that across a property portfolio and the picture disappears: each building has its own BMS, the energy manager has a spreadsheet that arrives a month late, and the only signals that travel fast are the bad ones — a tenant complaint, a half-year energy bill that jumped, an EPBD inspection that's suddenly close.
- One dashboard per building, nobody reads them all
- Portfolio spreadsheet arrives a month late
- Alarms per building, no one triages them
- Comfort shows up as a tenant complaint
- EPBD evidence pulled by hand before each inspection
- One ranked list across every building
- Live, updated as the data arrives
- Every finding scored, classified and tied to a building
- Comfort drift flagged before anyone complains
- Compliance evidence collected continuously, exported on request
At a glance
Built to drop into the buildings you already run.
No rip-and-replace, no new field hardware in the common case. Explore connects over the protocols your BMS already speaks, processes data in the EU, and returns its first ranked findings within the first week — adding a building is a connection, not a project.
Before you ask
The questions property teams ask first.
An energy management system for commercial buildings — sometimes called a building energy management system (BEMS) — collects energy, BMS and sensor data from a building to cut waste and keep it compliant and comfortable. FrostLogic Explore goes past dashboards: it ranks what to act on, weighs each saving against comfort, and explains why.
Both. FrostLogic rolls every connected building into one portfolio view and ranks issues by impact, so a property or energy team sees the whole estate in one ordered queue while each building's operator still sees its own. Adding a building is a connection, not a new deployment.
No. FrostLogic reads from the BMS, controllers, meters and sensors you already run over BACnet, Modbus, OPC UA or oBIX. Write access starts off; you grant writes one scope at a time, and you keep the building automation you already operate.
It continuously checks the building automation behaviour the EPBD and EN ISO 52120 (BACS) framework expects — monitoring, benchmarking against the building's own performance and flagging where control is drifting from intent. Evidence is scored as it happens and exports on request, so an inspection is a download, not a fire drill.
Comfort is a first-class signal, not an afterthought. Explore watches temperature, CO₂ and humidity against each space's target band alongside energy, so it surfaces waste that can be cut without pushing a zone out of comfort — and flags a comfort drift before it becomes a tenant complaint.
First ranked findings typically surface within the first week of connecting a feed, because Explore learns from each building's own historical telemetry rather than waiting for a long baselining period.
Yes, and the useful part is how. Explore reads your existing HVAC, BMS and meter data and finds the waste that never trips an alarm: setpoint drift, heating and cooling fighting each other, equipment left running after hours. It scores each issue by impact and weighs any change against comfort, so a saving does not come back as a complaint. Because it is explainable, you see the reason before you act, not after the bill lands. Explore ranks the actions; your team keeps control of the equipment.
What's your building not telling you?
Tell us what you're trying to figure out: energy drift, a BMS you don't trust, compliance you're chasing. We listen first, then tell you straight whether Explore helps. 30 or 60 minutes, your pick. No commitment either way.