Energy data tools that make
compliance clearer.
A practical toolkit for better energy visibility
Understand where your metering, data quality, portfolio exposure or reporting evidence may need attention before deadlines start driving the process.
Turn complex frameworks and energy data questions into simpler checks your team can actually work through.
Where the right metering is connected, these checks can become part of a more structured, repeatable reporting process.
Choose the tool that fits the job.
UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard
Assess whether a building is likely to be ready from a metering and evidence perspective before verification becomes time-critical. The tool helps surface practical questions around building classification, reporting timelines, operational energy metering, sub-metering and landlord or tenant split requirements.
NABERS UK
Check whether your building’s metering arrangement is likely to support a NABERS UK rating, and identify where additional evidence, reconciliation or metering clarity may be needed.
GRESB Data Assistant
Review EN1 energy and WT1 water readiness, then generate a clearer, more structured reporting output. Useful where data coverage, quality, narrative and evidence still depend on multiple people, systems or spreadsheets.
ESOS Phase 4
Understand how prepared your organisation is for ESOS Phase 4, and identify gaps in energy data coverage, evidence trails, data ownership and reporting workflow structure.
Heat Network Compliance Checker
Answer a short set of questions to understand whether your heat network may fall within scope, what role you are likely to hold, and where your compliance gaps may sit.
MEES Portfolio Exposure Checker
Add your let commercial properties and generate a portfolio-level exposure report for the Government’s proposed non-domestic MEES tightening. The tool helps identify which assets may be affected by the EPC Band B by 2031 direction, where exemptions or floor area thresholds may change the risk picture, and whether your metering is strong enough to evidence improvement works.
Compare Your Energy Monitoring
Compare your current monitoring setup against best practice, and identify opportunities to improve visibility, coverage, confidence and reporting usefulness.
Building Energy Analysis
Upload interval energy data to identify load patterns, baseload behaviour, peak demand periods and potential optimisation opportunities within your building.
Managed Energy Monitoring ROI Calculator
Estimate what better metering and monitoring could be worth across energy savings, operational insight and compliance value. Useful when you need to frame the business case before a full assessment.
Useful tools are only the start.
Check readiness
Use the tools to understand likely gaps in metering, data quality, coverage, compliance evidence, portfolio exposure or reporting confidence.
Fix the data layer
Connect existing meters, add metering where needed, and structure the data so it can be trusted and used.
Make it repeatable
Move away from manual data chasing and build a more reliable workflow for reporting, compliance and operational decisions.
What these tools are for.
Are the tools free?
Yes. The tools are free to use and do not require a login. They are designed to help teams understand energy data, compliance readiness, portfolio exposure and reporting gaps more clearly.
Are they a replacement for formal advice?
No. They are practical readiness and sense-checking tools. For formal certification, compliance or submission work, you may still need the relevant assessor, consultant or responsible professional.
Where does Monitor Hut fit?
Monitor Hut helps with the data layer behind the tools: metering, sub-metering, automated data capture, validation, reporting outputs and ongoing visibility.
Who are they useful for?
They are useful for property owners, asset managers, sustainability leads, facilities teams, consultants and anyone responsible for energy data, compliance, building performance or portfolio risk.