Deepki
Paris platform that gathers building energy, carbon and ESG data for property portfolios
Quick Overview
| Company | Deepki SAS |
|---|---|
| Category | Energy Management Software |
| Headquarters | Paris, France |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - France (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages checked |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Data connectors, AI estimates, benchmarking, virtual retrofits, CRREM simulation, reporting campaigns with audit trails, climate risk, CapEx planning |
| Pricing | Pricing not published |
| Best For | Owners, investors and managers of building portfolios who report energy and ESG data |
| Replaces | EnergyCAP |
Detailed Review
Deepki sits at the portfolio end of this category. It connects utility, property and financial data, then compares buildings, simulates retrofits and prepares reporting campaigns.
The homepage states more than 600 companies, more than 150 sustainability experts and over 7,300 automated connectors, with AI estimates trained on more than 60 asset types. All are vendor figures.
Retrofit and target simulation
Users can build AI-supported virtual retrofits and test investment against CRREM and custom targets. A CapEx planning view ties those scenarios to decarbonisation spending.
Reporting with audit trails
Collecting KPIs once, with checks, audit trails and data versioning, is meant to take friction out of reporting rounds. Campaign timelines and milestones can be followed.
Legal entity
The legal notice identifies Deepki SAS, registered in Paris under RCS 804 763 670, and describes the site as providing information on the company's activities. The site also addresses US portfolios, so confirm which entity contracts for non-European sites.
Limitations to Consider
Deepki is built for real estate, so plant machines and process energy are outside its scope. Pricing and hosting region are absent from the pages checked, and the site markets to US portfolios as well, so the contracting entity for non-European accounts should be confirmed on the order. Its ESG reporting overlaps with a separate carbon accounting or ESG tool. For machine-level data see Sensorfact.
Who Should Use Deepki
Real estate owners, funds and managers with many buildings who must report energy and emissions to investors and regulators.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Built for portfolios
- Retrofit simulation against CRREM
- Audit trail and data versioning
- Large connector library stated
- French register number published
Cons
- Real estate only
- No public pricing
- Hosting not stated
- Overlaps with ESG reporting tools
Alternatives to Deepki
Other European energy management software worth comparing before you decide:
Sensorfact
Netherlands · Sensor-based energy monitoring for factories, with savings advice
METRON
France · Energy performance platform for industrial and public sites
ecorize
Germany · Digital twin and AI for plant energy management
Smappee
Belgium · Metering and control for sites with solar, storage and EV charging
See all European energy management software or compare them directly against EnergyCAP on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
It collects and analyses energy data across buildings, and also covers carbon, climate risk and CapEx planning.
Not well. The pages are written for property portfolios.
A set of decarbonisation pathways for real estate that the platform uses as a simulation target.