Enerlytic

Core Features

The Enerlytic platform operates on a methodology of measurement, analysis, and reduction, focusing on translating complex, real-time energy data into clear, actionable business insights. Its approach is grounded in operational data rather than purely financial or activity-based estimates. Its operational capabilities include:

• Real-Time Consumption Monitoring: The software tracks electricity, gas, and water usage in real time, drilling down from the site level to individual circuits and equipment for precise visibility.

• Carbon Emission Reporting: It measures and tracks Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions derived directly from utility consumption, supporting sustainability reporting and goal setting.

• Energy Cost Reporting & Forecasting: The platform analyses energy-related costs, identifies spending patterns, and provides forecasts to help businesses optimise expenses and budget effectively.

• Energy Market Insights: Users gain access to daily energy market reports and trends, providing external context to inform procurement and consumption strategies.

• Energy Waste Identification: Proprietary analysis pinpoints specific inefficiencies and energy losses across operations, often linked to particular equipment or operational schedules.

• Circuit-Level Variance Monitoring: A key technical feature allows for the comparison of equipment performance and the monitoring of consumption variances, flagging deviations that indicate faults or waste.

Closing Insights

Enerlytic was founded by Hannah Drake, an entrepreneur with a 15-year background in the energy industry. Drake’s experience in the green tech space directly informs the platform’s practical, operator-centric design. This deep industry knowledge is the platform’s key differentiator, having been built from a collaboration between real-life customers and energy experts to solve tangible problems.

The platform is particularly well-suited for the UK market, where regulatory shifts like Market-Wide Half-Hourly Settlement (MHHS) are making granular energy data increasingly critical for cost management. Enerlytic’s architecture, hosted on Microsoft Azure for security and scalability, is built to handle this data-intensive future. Its practical value is demonstrated in published case studies, including one where a law firm, Mills & Reeve, reduced energy costs by over £24,000 per year.

For businesses seeking a hands-on tool to drive down operational expenses, Enerlytic offers a clear value proposition. Subscription plans are transparent and site-based, starting from £49 per site/month for the basic plan. The platform serves a broad ecosystem, from end users to suppliers, and integrates data via API, MQTT, and FTP for comprehensive coverage.