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News: Wednesday, March 10, 2010
EnerNOC Releases New Energy Management Application Platform
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EnerNOC, Inc. today announced the availability of its new, integrated energy management application platform, as well as the latest release of that platform's four branded on-demand applications:
- DemandSMARTTM, a comprehensive demand response application, including support for capacity, economic, ancillary service, and peak load contribution markets worldwide
- SiteSMARTTM, a data-driven energy efficiency application, including commissioning, monitoring-based commissioning, and energy engineering services
- SupplySMARTTM, an energy supply and risk management application, providing supply choice decision support, utility bill management, and online reverse auction energy exchanges
- CarbonSMARTTM, an enterprise carbon management application, providing a suite of tools to capture, track, manage, and report greenhouse gas emissions
The new EnerNOC application platform is designed to provide a single user interface, offering commercial, institutional, and industrial (C&I) customers on-demand access to EnerNOC's suite of applications, accelerating the company's initiative to drive more value more quickly for every customer. The offering is intended to enable EnerNOC's utility customers to couple EnerNOC's application platform with their own branding, and seamlessly integrate it with their own customer-facing web applications, helping to promote customer satisfaction.
Benefits of the new release include:
- On-Demand Functionality: Users can start with any one of EnerNOC's four commercial applications, and then trial and add new functionality as desired. And as applications are added to the platform users will have immediate access.
- Single User Interface: The new my.enernoc.com is designed to provide an intuitive user experience that makes navigating between applications easy, and allows users to see how each application adds value to others.
- Consolidated Data Sources: Users get access to richer analysis by having all energy-related data, including cost, consumption, emissions, facility, financial, and market-specific information in one centralized location.
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