easee.energy

What It Is

EASEE is a web-based energy transition management platform for enterprises and the public sector, incubated by the Delpower team, which has experience in energy audits. It is not positioned as a general-purpose project management tool; instead, it brings energy audits, CO2 accounting, energy-efficiency retrofit simulations, investment planning, energy consumption monitoring, and KPI reporting into a single environment for facility managers, energy specialists, energy officers, and multi-site organizations.

Core Features

The platform’s modules are clearly structured. The energy balance module is used to build energy models aligned with standards such as IPMVP, ISO 50001, ISO 50006, and ISO 50015, and to calculate primary energy, euro-denominated costs, and CO2 savings. The energy planning module supports simulation of improvement measures, roadmap creation, and investment planning. The visualization module provides charts and dashboards. The measurement module enables near-real-time monitoring of electricity, gas, fuel oil, photovoltaic generation, water, air quality, and more, with threshold-based alerts. The entity module supports consolidation of results across multiple sites. The import/export module can import historical data and export to Excel. The document module is used to centrally collect and share materials.

Pricing and Commercial Information

The crawled text does not disclose plans, pricing, a free version, trials, payment methods, or contract models, so it is not possible to assess procurement thresholds or total cost of ownership. Public information focuses more on product capabilities and use cases, including European/French-speaking policy scenarios such as Décret Tertiaire, PLAGE, and POLLEC.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a complete business workflow covering “audit–simulation–planning–monitoring–reporting,” with an emphasis on scientific rigor and easy-to-use visualizations. Multi-site consolidation and Excel export are practical for groups, public institutions, and consulting providers. The weaknesses are that public materials lack key enterprise procurement details such as APIs, third-party integrations, permission management, security certifications, and deployment options. The interface and content are mainly in French, so Chinese teams would face additional costs for language support and adaptation to local regulations.

Who It’s For and Access from China

EASEE is better suited to European companies, public-sector organizations, energy service companies, and teams with needs around energy audits, energy-efficiency retrofits, compliance reporting, and multi-building management. Access from China is unknown. If procuring it from mainland China, buyers should further verify network connectivity, cross-border data compliance, invoicing/payment options, and local support. Comparable products include IBM Envizi, Sphera, Enablon, Persefoni, as well as domestic ESG and energy management systems in China.