European Energy Management Software

#1 Sensorfact

Utrecht, Netherlands Pricing not published, demo request required Demo on request

Best for: Plants that want machine-by-machine data and outside advice on where to cut

• Operating company. Sensorfact B.V.
• Jurisdiction. EU (Netherlands)
• Where the data sits. Not stated on the pages checked
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

Sensorfact fits sensors to production machines and reads electricity every 60 seconds, so a plant manager can set one line against another and place alerts on a single asset. The vendor describes the electricity sensors as installable without downtime. Gas, compressed air and water have their own products, and the compressed air page mentions leakage notifications in real time.

Sensorfact B.V. is based in Utrecht, and its privacy policy names Nicolaas Beetsstraat 216-222 as the contact address. On its homepage the company states more than 4,000 customers in more than 80 countries, and an average saving of 10 percent on the energy bill, which are vendor figures and not audited ones. Its consultants run algorithms on the data and send tailored advice, and an EU Data Act notice is linked. Pricing and hosting region are not shown.

Standout feature. Sensorfact pairs per-machine sensor readings with advice from its own energy consultants, which no other tool in the list does.

#2 METRON

Paris, France Pricing not published; success plans described for getting started Demo on request

Best for: Industrial groups and public bodies running a decarbonisation plan across many sites

• Operating company. METRON SAS
• Jurisdiction. EU (France)
• Where the data sits. AWS, region depending on the user's location
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

METRON sells EMOS, an energy management and optimisation system organised in four stages: acquiring data, monitoring performance, analysing it and optimising operations. A cost feature shows energy spending next to the net-zero plan, and the vendor says teams take control of the platform within three months. Its homepage lists case studies in iron and steel, paper, glass, food and beverage, retail and public markets.

METRON SAS is a simplified joint-stock company registered in Paris under number 794 167 593, with share capital of 492,186 euros, according to its terms of use. Named cases include ArcelorMittal with a stated saving of 340 thousand euros and a Danone programme across 200 sites, and the vendor states more than 200 clients. Alliances with Dalkia (France, 2017), Edison (Italy) and SK Gas (South Korea, from 2020) provide local partners. Data is hosted on Amazon Web Services.

Standout feature. METRON is the only tool whose published references are multi-site industrial programmes with a stated saving, at ArcelorMittal and across 200 Danone sites.

#3 ecorize

Lorch, Germany Pricing not published, 30-minute demo offered Demo on request

Best for: German plants needing ISO 50001 or EnEfG evidence plus load-shifting analysis

• Operating company. Munit Solutions GmbH (brand ecorize)
• Jurisdiction. EU (Germany)
• Where the data sits. Not stated on the pages checked
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

ecorize starts from the meters a plant already has, whether the data comes from control systems, a CSV export or a monthly reading entered through a QR code. It places the readings in a digital twin and lets an AI look for base load, rest-day load and start-up peaks. Each finding carries an amount in euros, the energy involved, CO2 and a stated confidence.

Munit Solutions GmbH, which operates the ecorize brand, sits in Lorch and is registered at Amtsgericht Ulm under HRB 746638. When data is missing, the AI asks plant staff, for example why a dryer stays at about 190 kW on rest days, and stores the answer. The product weighs load shifting against day-ahead prices and relates peak loads to the capacity charge. Its site is in German, it supplies no sub-meters, and price and hosting are not stated.

Standout feature. ecorize asks the plant's own staff a targeted question when the data runs out and stores the answer as context that can be corrected later.

#4 Smappee

Harelbeke, Belgium Founded 2012 Quote on request Demo on request

Best for: Sites combining EV charging, solar and storage that need automatic load balancing

• Operating company. Smappee NV
• Jurisdiction. EU (Belgium)
• Where the data sits. AWS data centres in Europe
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

Smappee measures energy from the grid connection down to circuits and individual loads, then controls EV charging, HVAC and storage through its cloud and a controller named Genius Flex. The aim is to keep a connection limit from being exceeded. Site owners and drivers use the Smappee App, while professionals use a Dashboard to manage users, pricing, access and several locations, and APIs pass data on to outside platforms.

Smappee NV, founded in 2012, is based at Evolis 104 in Harelbeke, Belgium, and the privacy notice names it as controller. The trust page says the platform is hosted on Amazon Web Services in certified data centres within Europe, with encryption in transit and at rest. The company runs an energy-neutral hub in Harelbeke with solar panels, a container-sized battery and fifty charging points as a test site. Pricing is by quote.

Standout feature. Smappee tests its control software on its own hub in Harelbeke, which combines fifty charging points, solar panels and a container-sized battery.

#5 EnergyElephant

Dublin, Ireland Per meter per month: Small $26.00, Medium $15.80, Large $7.30, Enterprise on request; prices in US dollars Demo on request

Best for: Estate and sustainability teams that want a visible price and a trial before talking to sales

• Operating company. EnergyElephant Ltd
• Jurisdiction. EU (Ireland)
• Where the data sits. Not stated on the pages checked
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

EnergyElephant tracks energy, waste, water and fleet, covers carbon from scope 1 to 3, and reports against CSRD and ISO 50001. Among the ten it works most like a classic multi-meter aggregator. A meter reading app exists for Android and iOS, a real-time module takes live sensor data, and an Energy Traffic Light feature is listed.

EnergyElephant Ltd is at The Tower, Trinity Technology and Enterprise Centre, Grand Canal Quay, Dublin 2, and its terms apply Irish law. The pricing page shows Small $26.00, Medium $15.80 and Large $7.30 per meter per month, with an enterprise tier quoted, and a 30-day free trial, a free demo dashboard and free switching support. The terms page reads as a general web-site template and no hosting region is stated.

Standout feature. EnergyElephant is the only tool in the list that publishes a price per meter, with worked examples running from $250 to $9,900 a month.

#6 Energis.Cloud

Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium Founded 2017 Pricing not shown on the page checked; demo available Demo on request

Best for: Energy service firms and facility teams that show dashboards to many client sites

• Operating company. Energis SA
• Jurisdiction. EU (Belgium)
• Where the data sits. Not stated on the pages checked
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

Energis.Cloud is built around an asset register, an Energy Data Analyzer, KPIs and reports, with pre-built apps for monitoring consumption, solar output and indoor air quality. Further apps check for electricity waste, calculate savings for electricity and gas, and control HVAC and lighting remotely. Three SelfCare levels, Starter, Pro and Builder, let customers manage dashboards and alerts themselves.

Energis SA of Louvain-la-Neuve was founded in 2017 and appears in the Belgian Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under 0676.634.881, according to its privacy policy. The site states use by more than 2,500 energy professionals managing more than 55,000 sites in Europe, and names the retailer Action, all as vendor figures. Custom branding and an API are listed. The policy allows transfers outside the EEA without naming a country, and no price was seen.

Standout feature. Energis.Cloud lets service firms put their own branding on the platform they show to clients.

#7 IngSoft InterWatt

Nuremberg, Germany Founded 1997 Pricing not published; free introductory appointment Demo on request

Best for: Municipalities and industrial firms running an ISO 50001 programme with their own energy staff

• Operating company. IngSoft GmbH
• Jurisdiction. EU (Germany)
• Where the data sits. Not stated on the pages checked
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

IngSoft InterWatt is energy management software for ISO 50001 that automates energy data collection and adds AI-based monitoring and reports. A separate product, InterWatt Edge, acts as a software data logger. The site lists municipalities, energy suppliers, industrial, commercial and service firms and listed corporations as its audience.

IngSoft GmbH has developed software since 1997 and is registered in Nuremberg at Irrerstrasse 17 under Amtsgericht Nuernberg HRB 17595, with Karsten Reese as managing director. Training includes an e-learning basic course on flexible dates and introduction webinars, and the vendor reports 127 participants at its 2026 user conference. The site calls the software market-leading, a claim that was not checked. Pricing and hosting model are not stated, though an introductory appointment is free.

Standout feature. IngSoft InterWatt comes from a developer that has existed since 1997, the oldest founding year in the category.

#8 Kiwigrid

Dresden, Germany Devices sold through a shop; software pricing see website Demo on request

Best for: Installers and operators of sites with solar, heat pumps and wallboxes from different makers

• Operating company. Kiwigrid GmbH
• Jurisdiction. EU (Germany)
• Where the data sits. Not stated on the pages checked
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

Kiwigrid offers a manufacturer-independent energy management system. Its knowledge base documents how to connect inverters from several makers, heat pumps from Bosch, Buderus, Stiebel Eltron and Viessmann, wallboxes and meters including Shelly units. SG Ready heat pumps are switched through Shelly relays, and P1 smart meters connect through dongles, so existing equipment can stay.

Kiwigrid GmbH of Dresden is registered at Amtsgericht Dresden under HRB 30058. The shop sells the Energy Manager VoyagerX and RailX, the platform line includes KiwiOS.hems and a customisable platform, and a smart meter gateway with a control function is listed. The Matua AI assistant is marked alpha and RailX+ is in beta. Documentation reads in German, and software pricing and hosting are not stated.

Standout feature. Kiwigrid documents device-by-device connection guides, including Bosch, Buderus, Stiebel Eltron and Viessmann heat pumps.

#9 Deepki

Paris, France Pricing not published Demo on request

Best for: Owners, investors and managers of building portfolios reporting energy and ESG data

• Operating company. Deepki SAS
• Jurisdiction. EU (France)
• Where the data sits. Not stated on the pages checked
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

Deepki connects utility, property and financial data for buildings, compares assets, and builds AI-supported virtual retrofits tested against CRREM and custom targets. A CapEx planning view ties those scenarios to decarbonisation spending. Reporting campaigns collect KPIs once, with checks, audit trails and data versioning, and campaign timelines and milestones can be followed.

Deepki SAS is registered in Paris under RCS 804 763 670, according to its legal notice. The homepage states more than 600 companies, more than 150 sustainability experts, over 7,300 automated connectors and AI estimates trained on more than 60 asset types, all vendor figures. The site also addresses US portfolios, so the contracting entity for non-European sites should be confirmed. Real estate is the scope; price and hosting are not stated.

Standout feature. Deepki links retrofit simulation against CRREM to CapEx planning inside the same portfolio view.

#10 gridX

Aachen, Germany Pricing on request Demo on request

Best for: Energy suppliers and device makers that want to resell an energy manager under their own name

• Operating company. gridX GmbH
• Jurisdiction. EU (Germany)
• Where the data sits. Not stated on the pages checked
• Source code. Closed source
• Replaces. EnergyCAP

gridX supplies white-label connectivity and flexibility technology for distributed energy resources in homes and at EV charging sites. The offer splits into home energy management, charging infrastructure and flexibility pooling. A gateway called gridBox connects AC and DC chargers, solar and batteries, locally for low latency or remotely through the cloud, with a unified API and a monitoring command centre above both.

gridX GmbH is based in Aachen, with commercial register number 20494 at the Aachen court and Anne B. Bicking and Stefan Padberg named as managing directors in the imprint. For semi-public chargers the platform provides dynamic load management, peak shaving and tariff-based optimisation, so more chargers fit on one connection. Most end users reach it through a partner. Several figures on its homepage were unrendered placeholders and are not quoted.

Standout feature. gridX is built to be resold: its platform is designed to carry the brand of an energy supplier or device maker.