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Energy and utility monitoring that pays for itself.

See where every kilowatt, every litre, and every drop of fuel goes across your operation, in real time, then act on the waste your bills have always hidden.

Cut 15 to 30% off your bills.

See How It Works

Power and water are the single largest controllable cost in most Seychelles operations, and the easiest one to lose track of. We fit smart meters and sub-meters at the right points across your property, stream the data into a live dashboard, and surface where the money is leaking. Most clients identify the first major savings within the first 90 days.

What we do

Inside the service.

Sub-metering by zone or system

Instead of one number on a SEPEC bill, you see exactly which floor, kitchen, guest wing, server room, or pump line is using what. Costs stop being a mystery and become a list of things you can fix.

Live consumption dashboards

A single screen, in the operations centre or on a phone, that shows the operation drawing power right now. Compare against last week, last month, or against a similar property.

Anomaly and waste alerts

The system learns your normal patterns and alerts you when something is off, a chiller running through the night, a leak running for hours, a sub-meter trending toward an unusual peak.

Tariff and demand analysis

For sites on demand-based tariffs, we show your demand peaks and where they come from, so you can shift loads, smooth peaks, and reduce both energy and capacity charges.

Generator and fuel monitoring

Track runtime, load, and fuel consumption on backup generators and process plant. Catch a misbehaving genset, a fuel theft pattern, or an undersized unit before it costs you a night.

In the field

What it looks like in Seychelles.

  • A 100-room resort splits energy use across guest wings, kitchens, the pool deck and the laundry, and finds 22% of total spend on a single old chiller.
  • A ministry building flags an HVAC running 24/7 in unoccupied offices over a long weekend and saves the equivalent of a junior salary in a month.
  • A supermarket spots a fridge pulling double its expected current, replaces a failing compressor under warranty, and avoids a full restock loss.
  • A small hotel cross-references occupancy with energy and proves to the GM that a smart night setback saves more than a refurbishment ever would.
Who it's for

Where this pays back.

Hotels and resorts, government and parastatal facilities, hospitals, schools, retail chains, offices, and any private business where the monthly utility bill is large enough to be worth understanding. If your electricity, water, or fuel spend is over SCR 50,000 a month, monitoring will pay back fast.

FAQ

Energy & Utility Monitoring in Seychelles, answered.

How accurate is the monitoring compared to my utility bill?

Very. We size and place sub-meters to match the supplier meter within a small percentage. The dashboard is the same data your bill is built from, just visible every day instead of once a month.

Will it interfere with my existing electrical system?

No. Most modern sub-metering uses non-invasive split-core current sensors that clip around existing cables. A licensed electrician installs them with the panel briefly powered down, usually under an hour per panel.

Can I see the data from anywhere?

Yes. The dashboards are web-based, so the GM, the engineer, and the CFO can each see their own view from a phone or laptop, on-site or off.

Ready to see what energy & utility monitoring would look like for your operation?

Book a free consultation. We model the realistic payback before proposing anything, and we walk away from projects where the numbers do not work.

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