Compass BE

Energy costs are controllable. Most organisations just lack the AI to do it. Compass™ BE changes that: agents that monitor your entire building portfolio continuously, optimise in real time, and keep energy spend as low as physics allows.

Built for TNE Building Energy and deployed via Orion™, Compass BE integrates with BEMS, BMS, and IoT sensor networks without replacing existing infrastructure.

What Compass BE Does

Thermal load and HVAC management:

  • Real-time thermal load equalisation across buildings and campus zones
  • HVAC optimisation — occupancy-aware, weather-adaptive, energy-price-responsive
  • Demand response automation — shift loads during peak pricing windows automatically
  • Fault detection and predictive maintenance for HVAC and building plant

Structural health monitoring:

  • Water incursion detection via moisture sensors and thermal imaging analysis
  • Vibration monitoring for foundation and structural frame anomalies
  • Early-warning alerts that extend building life by up to 2x by catching damage before it becomes structural

Design-phase integration (patent-pending):

  • Energy modelling at the design stage for new construction using pre-pack (modular prefabricated) building strategies
  • Optimises thermal performance, orientation, insulation, and HVAC sizing before build — lowering energy use permanently rather than retrofitting

Reporting and compliance:

  • Energy consumption dashboards and trend analysis
  • Carbon footprint reporting for ESG disclosure and green building certification
  • Integration with existing BEMS, BMS, and facility management platforms

Integrations

Compass BE connects to BEMS and BMS platforms, IoT sensor networks, utility demand-response APIs, and weather data feeds. It adds an AI optimisation layer above current systems — your facilities teams keep their existing workflows; Compass BE acts autonomously within defined parameters and surfaces exceptions.

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