The digital energy transition is moving fast. Are you leading it, or chasing it?

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The convergence of energy, software and digital infrastructure at Commercial and Industrial (C&I) and multi-tenant sites is redefining the market.

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The C&I energy space has evolved. Has your strategy?

Digital technologies are:

transforming energy management across commercial and industrial buildings and multi-tenant sites.
reshaping customer engagement, operational optimisation, and participation in energy markets.

Inside the Digital Solutions Service

Through continuous primary research, market tracking, and expert analysis, the service provides insight into emerging digital offerings, interoperability requirements, regulatory developments, competitive benchmarking, and evolving commercial models:

1. Competitive player landscape

Tracking leading and emerging players across Energy Management Systems (EMS), Building Energy Management (BEMS)/Building Management Systems (BMS), digital energy platforms, and integrated solutions.

2. Interoperability protocols and standards

Monitoring key communication protocols, interoperability frameworks, and digital integration requirements shaping connected energy systems.

3. Regulatory and cybersecurity database

Key regulations related to energy management, reporting obligations, data governance, cybersecurity, and digital sovereignty across major markets.

4. Business model and SaaS analysis

Assessing how companies monetise digital energy solutions, including hardware sales, perpetual software licensing, SaaS models, subscription services, managed services, and hybrid commercial approaches.

5. Digital solutions enabling market accessibility

Analysis of prequalification pathways and technical, security, and protocol requirements needed for participation in flexibility markets.

6. Local vs. Cloud integration trends

Evaluating the trade-offs, architectures, and market trends surrounding edge computing, local control systems, cloud-native platforms, and hybrid integration strategies.