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# Energy & Sustainability Intelligence

Energy & Sustainability Intelligence turns energy and sustainability from reporting into continuous performance management. It provides transparency across buildings and portfolios, detects abnormal consumption automatically, and helps teams identify the true cost and impact of inefficiencies.

The Suite supports ongoing decision-making rather than one-time reporting. By combining visibility, anomaly detection, benchmarking, target tracking, and carbon accounting, it helps operations, finance, and ESG stakeholders align around one reliable source of truth.

## What This Suite Supports

This Suite helps teams to:

* understand energy performance across assets, buildings, and portfolios
* identify abnormal consumption early and react before waste grows
* compare buildings and track progress against targets and baselines
* produce audit-ready carbon and ESG reporting from traceable data

## Modules in This Suite

The current documented modules in this Suite are:

* [Energy Analytics](/collection/suites/energy-and-sustainability-intelligence/energy-analytics.md)
* [Energy Anomaly Detection](/collection/suites/energy-and-sustainability-intelligence/energy-anomaly-detection.md)
* [Portfolio Benchmark & Targets](/collection/platform/platform-core/baseline-and-factors/portfolio-benchmark-and-targets.md)
* [Carbon Accounting & ESG Reporting](/collection/suites/energy-and-sustainability-intelligence/carbon-accounting-and-esg-reporting.md)


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