Atlas Energy Monitoring System

Atlas Energy Monitoring System is designed for large sites such as those in the industrial, manufacturing, commercial, or public sectors that require comprehensive monitoring and analysis of energy usage across multiple metering points. The system addresses the need for actionable insights into electricity, gas, water, or other resource consumption, helping organizations reduce energy use, lower carbon emissions, and cut operational costs.

The platform enables users to monitor and analyze both real-time and historical energy data from a variety of sources, including individual production lines, machinery, departments, and entire sites. It highlights wasteful practices, inefficient equipment, and unexpected or unnecessary consumption, allowing users to swiftly identify areas for improvement. The system also supports the measurement of improvements following the implementation of energy-saving measures, providing immediate feedback on the effectiveness of such initiatives.

Atlas Energy Monitoring System facilitates compliance with regulatory frameworks such as ISO50001, ESOS, and SECR by offering features that help organizations meet their obligations. Users can apply tariff costs within the system to verify bills and allocate precise energy costs to production. Automated reporting is available in both Excel and PDF formats, displaying consumption data in units or monetary values. The tool features customizable live dashboards that present data through charts, tables, and gauges, and allows users to set targets with automated exception alerts delivered via Windows Notification or email, providing timely warnings of over- or under-use.

The system collects energy consumption data through multiple hardware integrations, including ATLAS Loggers, GLAS Energy technology GET loggers, and network-connected data-saving electricity meters such as ND Cube IP and Accuenergy Acuvim II. Data can be gathered via consumption pulse signals or meter register readings, with support for ModBus communication and FTP uploads. The collected data is stored in 30-minute intervals to align with UK supplier billing periods and is made accessible to the Atlas system software for analysis and reporting.