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Data for energy reporting.
Digital operational monitoring can provide measurement data and exports required for energy management. Precise legal obligations depend on the type of stakeholder, building and applicable regulations and require expert review.
REGULATION · REQUIRED RECORDS · POSSIBLE DATA SUPPORT
DIRECTIVE (EU) 2023/1791 · on energy efficiency
Monitoring and proving energy use
Public sector obligations must be assessed based on the specific stakeholder and the valid transposition of the directive into national regulation.
DATA SUPPORT DOM / BMS
Time‑stamped measurements can provide a data basis for trend monitoring and preparation of required records.
ZURE · Energy Efficiency Act
Energy accounting and consumption data
The exact scope of obligations depends on the type of building, manager and related subordinate regulations.
DATA SUPPORT DOM / BMS
Capturing data from meters can reduce manual transcription and enable agreed reviews and exports.
EPBD · Building energy efficiency
Automation and control of technical building systems
Requirements vary depending on purpose, size, system capacity and applicable national regulations.
DATA SUPPORT DOM / BMS
A BMS can support control, while DOM handles monitoring, provided that the technical scope and required functions are planned appropriately.
ENERGY CERTIFICATE
Documented data on actual consumption
The required period, quality and structure of the data are defined by the applicable methodology for a specific type of certificate.
DATA SUPPORT DOM / BMS
Export by energy source can serve as input for an authorised manufacturer, provided that the measurements are complete and methodologically sound.
PUBLIC CALLS AND TENDERS
Baseline state and demonstration of effectiveness
Each call specifies its own eligible costs, evidence, periods and calculation method.
DATA SUPPORT DOM / BMS
Pre-intervention monitoring can establish a baseline series; attributing the result requires a comparable period and explanation of other influences.
* The regulatory references are informational – have the responsible energy accounting officer verify them before publication.
FROM SITE INSPECTION TO REPORT — FOUR STEPS
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE SENSOR RESPONDS
Reporting is reliable only if the capture is also reliable. With proper configuration it is possible to detect a missing sensor response, flag a gap and trigger the agreed notification method.
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU
OPERATOR / FACILITY DIRECTOR
An agreed export or report can combine available consumption data for internal decision‑making and required records.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Comparable data from multiple buildings can support a portfolio review if measurement points, periods and methodology are harmonised.
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN / CARETAKER
Automatic data capture can reduce manual meter readings and flag deviations when meters and alert rules are configured correctly.