Residential
Your complex already runs on solar, grid, generator and water systems Energy365 makes them work as one
No rip-and-replace. No disruption to residents. Just one coordinated system instead of four disconnected ones
No rip-and-replace. No disruption to residents. Just one coordinated system instead of four disconnected ones
Vista Homes — a 377-apartment complex in Hyderabad. A real deployment, real numbers, not a projection
Vista Homes runs on Energy365's orchestration platform, coordinating 113kW rooftop solar, the utility grid, backup diesel generation and water automation as one system — dynamically shifting load to match live solar generation and eliminating idle running and peak demand penalties
Common-area lighting, water supply, backup power and amenity standards stay exactly where you set them. What changes is how much it costs the complex to hold them
From rooftop solar to the last common-area light, Energy365 connects to every energy asset your complex already runs — nothing sits outside the baseline
The system establishes your complex's reference consumption baseline and maintains it continuously, in real time — without staff intervention. Deviation becomes a signal, not a surprise on next month's maintenance bill
A single lump sum, weeks after the energy was already used — too late to act on
Continuous, automated comparison against your complex's own baseline — without staff intervention
Each one is already part of your complex's operation — Energy365 turns them into a continuously verified view of where value is captured and where it isn't yet
Generation that isn't matched to when the complex actually needs it
Backup power running when grid and solar could have covered the load
Simultaneous high-load moments — lifts, pumps, AC — spiking the complex's demand charge
Pumping schedules running independent of tariff windows or occupancy patterns
Corridor, parking and landscape lighting patterns across the complex
Losses between the incoming transformer and the meters that bill against it
Time-of-day price bands common-area load can shift toward or away from
On-site storage, where installed, working in step with solar and grid instead of on its own
Online or on-site assessment, collecting baseline data from the past year — about a week
Solution design and commercial terms, submitted as a techno-commercial proposal — one to two weeks
Devices installed and commissioned in month one, platform live by month three — residents notice nothing except the bill
A facility manager tracks status. Energy365 tracks cost, continuously. Solar, grid, generator and water get measured and coordinated as one system — not four separate logs someone has to reconcile by hand
No. Installation happens on top of what's already running. Comfort, water supply and backup power stay exactly as they are — residents notice nothing changed, except the bill
An inverter app shows what the solar system is doing on its own. Energy365 coordinates solar, grid and generator together — so backup power runs only when it should, and generation is used when it's most valuable
No. Energy365 is vendor-neutral and connects to the assets you already run — no rip-and-replace
Everything is measured against your complex's own established baseline, continuously — not modeled or estimated once
Your baseline is established as soon as you connect. Value capture becomes measurable against it on an ongoing basis from there
Coordinates solar, grid, generator and water as one system — the same architecture already running at Vista Homes, not a concept
Works across diverse meters, inverters, OEMs and equipment — no infrastructure replacement required
Continuously senses, predicts, optimizes and acts — automatically shifting load to match live solar generation, rather than flagging an issue and waiting on someone to act
Transformer-level telemetry down to individual sub-meters gives a complete consumption map — not just a monthly total
Time-of-Day Tariff. Under the Electricity (Rights of Consumers) Amendment Rules, 2023, ToD tariff applies to commercial and industrial consumers with maximum demand above 10 kW from April 1, 2024 — peak-period tariff at least 1.2× the normal rate — Source: Ministry of Power, Government of India
Mandatory Energy Audit. Designated consumers under the Energy Conservation Act must appoint an energy manager, file annual energy consumption returns and conduct mandatory periodic energy audits (S.O. 1378(E), 27 May 2014) — Source: Bureau of Energy Efficiency
Carbon Credit Trading Scheme. India's compliance carbon market is notified and operational; obligated entities in emission-intensive sectors must meet greenhouse-gas emission intensity targets — Source: Ministry of Power / Bureau of Energy Efficiency
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