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Capture More Energy Savings and Drive Energy Program Participation.

Engage energy consumers with heat loss visuals for buildings and create an easy path to save energy. Our interactive platforms help inform energy efficiency program design and drive energy-saving action from building owners.

Explore a map below or get in touch for a free demo.

Airdrie

Edmonton

St. Albert

How Does It Work?

Discover Energy Loss

HEAT Maps show potential heat loss areas from a bird’s-eye view. The thermal images indicate hot spots, or heat loss, in red and cooler areas in blue.