Enersee AI Energy Management for Buildings

Enersee is a Belgian energy software company founded in 2022 by Joachim Vleminckx and Maarten Van de Vijver, with its head office in Antwerp and a second office in Brussels. It helps owners of commercial building portfolios find energy waste and act on it instead of only reporting consumption.

The platform applies self-learning AI models to metering data, building management system data, IoT sensor data, occupancy and weather. It detects anomalies in real time, estimates their financial impact and ranks actions by urgency, with owners, deadlines and SLAs tracked in the tool. Modules include always-on energy audits, energy loss detection, tenant invoicing, ISO 50001 support and Enersee Connect.

• Always-on energy audits: continuous AI analysis of building energy data.
• Energy loss detection: anomaly detection with estimated financial impact.
• Portfolio to Priority: ranked action list across many sites.
• Follow-through tracking: owners, deadlines and SLAs per action.
• Tenant invoicing: reporting and invoicing of tenant consumption.
• Enersee Connect: connectors and API to BMS, IoT and utility data.

A convenience-store or supermarket chain in Vietnam can monitor refrigeration and HVAC anomalies across hundreds of stores. A mall operator can invoice tenants and rank energy actions. A factory group can support ISO 50001 audits.

Prioritized action lists focus teams on the issues with the largest financial impact rather than large volumes of alerts. A German grocery retailer case on the site reports resolution time cut from 38 to 8 days. Connectors and API allow reuse of existing BMS and metering. Flat-fee pricing is stated on the site.

Sustainability and cost pressure push building owners from periodic energy reporting to continuous optimization. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, retail chains, malls and offices with BMS and submeter data can apply the same AI-based waste detection across many sites.

Founded 2022 in Antwerp, Belgium, with a Brussels office. Algorithms are stated to be scored by the EVO testing portal. Customers named on the site include Delhaize, Port of Antwerp, VGP and Armonea.