Sirius Energy, a major provider of smart and clean energy solutions for businesses, has announced the launch of Sirius Analytics, a new subscription-based energy management platform available to commercial and industrial facilities in regional heavyweights UAE and Saudi Arabia.
Powered by comprehensive on-site data streams, the innovative, cloud-based platform helps companies monitor energy usage at the granular level and discover data-driven efficiency insights.
Sirius Analytics enables commercial and industrial consumers to take control of their energy with continuous, comprehensive monitoring across facility operations.
The online platform provides immediate and actionable insights that help to eliminate unnecessary usage, reduce overall expenditure, and support long-term strategic decisions through intuitive dashboards and reporting systems, said the statement from Sirius Energy.
"It has always been our philosophy that, when we partner with customers, we want to go beyond a transactional relationship and towards a symbiotic one. We will continue to strive towards creating solutions that solve our customer’s problems," noted Tariq Said, Co-Founder of Sirius Energy.
Sirius Analytics, he stated, was being offered as a monthly subscription. The platform collects on-site data through a plug-and-play smart box that can be installed in any commercial or industrial facility in UAE or Saudi Arabia.
“We want to continue to innovate solutions that save our customers invaluable time and effort while promoting more sustainable energy practices,” he added.
Daniel Domingues, the Co-Founder of Sirius Energy, said: "Energy-as-a-Service related products have the potential to revolutionise the way companies interact with energy. We believe that access to energy data is one of the most efficient ways for companies to reduce their electricity usage and work towards more sustainable consumption levels."
"Along with our solar energy subscription models, Sirius Analytics reinforces our commitment to be our customers’ energy partner of the 21st century," he added.
