Energy management software
Energy management software, turned into a decision queue.
FrostLogic Explore reads the meters, BMS and sensors you already run and returns a ranked list of what to act on — each item with a reason and the cost of leaving it.
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- Works with your existing BMS
The problem
Most energy management software stops at the chart.
What you open today
A wall of metrics, and the analysis left to you.
It tells you the building used more energy last week. It doesn't tell you which air-handling unit caused it, or what it will cost if you wait.
Why item 01 ranks first
One decision, with the evidence behind it.
- SignalAHU-3 supply-air temperature, 1-minute samples since Tue 04:12
- Physics checkOutdoor 6 °C, damper 100 % open — supply should be falling, not rising
- Cross-checkValve position reads 0 %; the heating coil's ΔT says 12 % open. Trust the physics.
- Cost of waitingReheat energy ≈ 1 240 kr per week at the current tariff
Suggested action: inspect the reheat valve actuator on AHU-3, and verify against the manual override.
The dashboard is the question. The queue is the answer.
Most energy management software gives you a dashboard. Charts, trends, a wall of metrics, and the analysis left to you. FrostLogic Explore is energy management software built the other way round. It reads your existing meters, BMS and IoT sensors, checks every signal against the building's physics, and returns a short queue of decisions ranked by what they cost to ignore.
What it does
An energy management platform that reasons, not just reports.
Anomaly detection
Six detection methods cross-check each other, so a drifting sensor doesn't trigger a false alarm and a real fault doesn't hide in the noise. You get the issues that matter, ranked, not an alarm storm.
Forecasting with confidence bounds
Energy demand, cost and load forecast forward with a stated confidence range, so you can plan procurement and peak-shaving against numbers instead of hunches.
Continuous compliance
Evidence for EPBD/BACS and the voluntary ratings (BREEAM, LEED, Nordic Swan) is gathered continuously from live data, not rebuilt by hand at audit time.
What-if simulation
Test a setpoint, tariff or schedule change against the building's model before you touch the real system, and see the likely effect first.
Automation
Permissioned BMS write-back: Explore proposes the change with reasoning and expected effect, then writes only inside scopes you grant. Human review or automatic, your choice. Read-only until you grant a scope.
The result is an energy management dashboard you act from, not one you stare at. Building energy monitoring software should answer one question: what do we fix first? Explore answers it with a ranked queue and the evidence behind each item.
The difference
A dashboard shows. A decision queue tells you what to do.
| A typical energy dashboard | FrostLogic Explore | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | Charts and KPIs | A ranked queue of decisions |
| Who does the analysis | You | The platform, grounded in the building's physics |
| Alarms | Threshold alerts, often by the hundred | Cross-checked, de-duplicated, prioritised |
| Forecasting | Historical trend lines | Forward forecasts with confidence bounds |
| Compliance | Exported manually at audit time | Evidence gathered continuously |
| Data & hardware | Often a new platform and meters | Reads what you already run |
| Where it lives | Varies | EU-hosted or self-hosted, GDPR-native, no PII |
What changes
What the first weeks actually look like.
How it works
Read, reason, rank.
It tells you the building used more energy last week. It doesn't tell you which air-handling unit caused it, or what it will cost if you wait. The dashboard is the question. The queue is the answer.
01 · Read
From your existing systems
- Existing BMS
- Energy meters and submeters
- IoT sensors
Explore connects to your BMS, meters and sensors over standard protocols. Nothing new to install.
02 · Reason
Grounded in the building's physics
- Every signal checked against physics
- Sensor and physics disagree — it trusts the physics and says so
- Cites the data it used, invents nothing
The FrostDynamics engine grounds every signal in the building's physics. When a sensor and the physics disagree, it trusts the physics and says so. It cites the data it used and invents nothing.
03 · Rank
One ordered queue
- 01Energy — AHU-3 reheat valve
- 02Energy — out-of-hours flow, floor 4
- 03Fault — chiller 2 approach drift
- 04Compliance — IAQ evidence gap
You get a short queue: what to act on, why, and the cost of waiting. Energy, faults and compliance in one ordered list.
At a glance
Energy monitoring software built to drop into the stack 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 in the first week — not after a long baselining project. As energy monitoring software, Explore starts where the meter dashboard stops, reading consumption continuously and flagging what a monthly report hides.
Nearby
A different shape of problem?
Running energy across a chain of stores rather than one building? That's a different shape of problem — see retail energy management.
Managing offices or a commercial property portfolio? See energy management systems for commercial buildings.
Running plants or manufacturing sites? See industrial energy management.
Running server rooms or data centers? Explore covers energy management for data centers too.
The queue explains what to fix. The manuals, commissioning reports and compliance certificates behind each reading usually sit somewhere else entirely. Data Warehouse puts them in the same place, searchable next to the telemetry they explain.
Weighing FrostLogic against the other tools on the market? We wrote an honest comparison of the best building energy management software, naming the cases where a competitor is the better pick.
Before you ask
Energy management software, the questions we get.
Software that collects data from a building's meters, BMS and sensors to monitor and improve how it uses energy. Most of it stops at dashboards and reports. FrostLogic Explore goes further: it ranks what to act on and explains why, so the analysis isn't left to you.
Your BMS runs the building. A dashboard shows you charts. Explore sits on top of both and returns a ranked queue of decisions — which fault to fix first, which drift will become a complaint, which floor is dragging the bill.
No. Explore reads from the meters, BMS and IoT sensors you already have, over BACnet, Modbus, OPC UA, oBIX, MQTT and M-Bus. Write access starts off.
Existing building management systems (Siemens, Schneider, Honeywell, Trend, Bastec, or anything speaking the standard protocols), energy meters and submeters, and IoT sensor feeds. If you run something unusual, tell us what it is.
In the EU. Managed SaaS runs on Hetzner's ISO 27001 data centres, GDPR-native, or you self-host in your own Kubernetes cluster. The platform processes building and sensor data only, no PII.
The demo runs against a sample of your data. In production most teams see ranked findings in the first week, with no new hardware.
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.