At a glance
- Vendors
- 29
- Most common HQ
- Toronto, Canada (3), United States (3), New York, USA (2) (1 not recorded)
- Median founding year
- 2013 (23 not recorded)
- Most-listed integrations
- BACnet (1), Belimo (1), EnOcean (1), Kastle Systems (1), MRI (1) (26 not recorded)
- Verified
- 0% (0 of 29)
Computed from vendors listed on PropAtlas and verified as serving the United States. See the full market data.
29 Energy Management vendors in the United States
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75F provides cloud-native, wireless building automation and AI HVAC controls for small and mid-sized commercial buildings.
Alarm.com powers security, video, access control, video intercom, automation and energy management for homes and buildings.
AMS Billing provides utility billing and management software integrated with major property management systems.
Aquicore collects meter, equipment and sensor data to track energy, water, air quality, budgets and tenant billing for commercial buildings.
Arcadia's Arc platform provides utility bill data, tariffs, rate calculation, solar and storage forecasts and bill management.
BreatheEV is a hardware-agnostic EV charging reservation system for property owners and drivers.
Budderfly installs, monitors and manages energy upgrades and software for commercial sites at no upfront cost.
Chargie installs and manages EV charging for multifamily and student housing, handling billing and network management.
Conservice handles utility billing, expense management, energy reduction and building performance standard compliance.
Cortex layers analytics over BMS and meter data to give engineers daily recommendations that cut energy use.
cove.tool analyses building design options for energy, carbon and cost so architects, engineers and developers can meet energy codes.
Edgecom Energy unifies utility, facility and grid data with AI peak prediction, battery management, demand response and ESG reporting.
EnergyCAP tracks, audits and reports on utility bills, with bill capture, M&V savings, benchmarking and dashboards.
Enertiv provides utility reporting, decarbonisation planning, equipment monitoring, tenant utility billing and maintenance software for CRE owners.
EverCharge provides fully managed EV charging for apartment communities, from cost analysis to installation and operations.
EVmatch lets residents find, book and pay for EV charging while property managers control pricing and access.
EVPassport provides managed EV charging software and infrastructure for multifamily operators.
King Energy provides commercial solar for retail and office properties and shares savings between landlords and tenants through its OneBill platform.
OK2Charge is an EV charging platform integrated with property management systems for rental and commercial properties.
Orange Charger provides usage-based EV charging infrastructure with no recurring software fees for multifamily and other properties.
Parity remotely adjusts heating, cooling and ventilation in real time to cut energy costs and emissions in multifamily buildings and hotels.
PassiveLogic's Hive platform runs buildings autonomously using real-time physics-based digital twins, sensors and AI.
Peak Power develops and operates battery storage with AI peak prediction to cut demand charges for commercial and industrial sites.
Reliable Controls makes BACnet controllers, sensors and building automation software for HVAC, lighting and access control.
Energy Management in the United States: frequently asked questions
How many Energy Management vendors serve the United States?
29 vendors listed on PropAtlas are verified as serving the United States in Energy Management, as of 25 October 2026. This counts vendors listed on PropAtlas, not the whole market.
Which integrations do Energy Management vendors in the United States list most often?
Among vendors verified as serving the United States, the most-listed integrations are BACnet (1 vendor), Belimo (1 vendor), EnOcean (1 vendor).
How does PropAtlas check that a vendor serves the United States?
PropAtlas tags a vendor as serving the United States only after a person has checked evidence such as local pricing, a local office or published customer work in the United States. Every listing is reviewed before it is published, and unknown details are left blank rather than estimated.
How do I get an introduction to a Energy Management vendor in the United States?
Use Request an intro on PropAtlas and describe what you need. You are matched only with Energy Management vendors verified as serving the United States, and the service is free for buyers.
Is Local Law 97 simply an energy benchmarking requirement?
No. NYC describes Local Law 97 as imposing greenhouse gas emissions limits on covered buildings. Benchmarking can provide useful performance data, but buyers should separately check coverage, applicable emissions requirements and compliance submissions.
Does Local Law 97 only cover individual buildings over 25,000 square feet?
No. NYC also identifies two or more buildings on the same tax lot exceeding 50,000 gross square feet together, and certain condominium buildings under the same board exceeding that combined threshold. Exceptions and different compliance pathways also require review.
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