Enmon for cities and municipalities

Good stewards measure.
They don’t guess.

Schools, kindergartens, a swimming pool, a culture centre, a retirement home, every building has a different manager and a different Excel. Enmon gives the town one overview: from the caretaker to the council, from meter readings to board-ready reports.

Explore the town Public sector case studies

15 minutes

measurement interval instead of monthly building-by-building readings

290 kW

EPBD threshold, mandatory energy management from 2026

1 system

for the caretaker, the property officer and the mayor

A true story

The town wanted to renovate its swimming pool

In one Slovak town, the town’s organizations sent in consumption budgets that were rough guesses. The town was preparing to renovate the swimming pool, because everyone considered it the biggest drain on the budget. Made sense, a pool, water heating, technology.

Once the data was digitized, Enmon showed something else: the real drain was the retirement home, with outdated appliances and an unbalanced heating system. The town rethought its investment priorities and set up notifications for capacity overruns, and got the overrun penalties back.

Today, energy is watched by everyone responsible for a budget, from the energy manager to the deputy mayor. Since then, investment goes where it makes sense, not where “everyone knows” it should.

The biggest budget drain?organizations’ estimates

The pool dropped to second place. The real drain was the retirement home, outdated appliances and an unbalanced system. Renovating the pool would have cost millions and missed the biggest leak. That’s exactly the difference between guessing and measuring.

A model town

Where the money flows in a town

Click the buildings. For each one, you’ll see what Enmon watches, and what typically turns up in municipal buildings.

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What typically turns up

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Legislation

What’s a good idea today will soon be an obligation

The EPBD directive is step by step turning energy management of public buildings into an obligation. Whoever digitizes now meets it along the way, and saves in the meantime.

Will EPBD apply to you?

From 2026, energy management is mandatory for buildings with technical systems over 290 kW, an ordinary larger school with a pool clears that. From 2030, the threshold drops to 70 kW. Set the system capacity of your largest building:

Building system capacity320 kW

From the caretaker to the council

One system the whole administration can run

A town’s energy management can’t rest on one enthusiast. Enmon is built so the caretaker uses it as easily as the property officer, and the mayor walks away with arguments for the board.

The caretaker gets a phone notification, not a spreadsheet

When the gym heats at night or the ventilation runs through the holidays, the building manager gets an alert. No copying out meter readings, just action when it’s needed.

Reports for the board and for audits

Consumption before and after a measure, building comparisons, exports for an audit or a board meeting. The property officer doesn’t stitch data together from five Excels, they print a report.

The foundation for community energy

Electricity sharing between municipal buildings and future community projects both stand on metered data. Whoever has it can build. Whoever doesn’t, waits.

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system capacity threshold above which EPBD requires energy management

the year the obligation starts for large public buildings

the threshold drops to 70 kW, smaller municipal buildings included

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measurement interval, instead of monthly building-by-building readings

First-hand

How it turned out

Investments where they make sense

The presumed drain wasn’t the real one. After going digital, the town redirected its investment priorities, got its capacity overrun penalties back, and today everyone responsible for a budget watches the energy numbers. We also run a webinar built for cities and municipalities.

Read the case study Webinar for cities and municipalities

What does running your buildings really cost?

It starts with a screening of the town’s buildings. Find out how to digitize energy across the whole municipality, and get numbers that stand up in front of the council.

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Good stewards measure.They don’t guess.