The purpose of an intelligent energy platform is not another dashboard. It is clearer utility data, better control, defensible recoveries and better-informed property decisions.
Lightpath Managed Energy Service
What the software actually does.
Lightpath incorporates appropriate third-party and integrated technology platforms into a managed solution. Software, meters and controls are configured to the property's assets and the agreed service level. Capabilities vary by site and are not presented as one proprietary product.
01 / Smart Recoveries
Know what the centre bought, used and recovered.
Energy-data and billing workflows bring utility purchases, tenant meters and common-area consumption into a more transparent reconciliation process.
Capture incoming utility bills and tariff components
Monitor tenant and common-area meter readings
Allocate energy use to relevant accounts or cost centres
Flag missing readings, consumption anomalies and potential recovery discrepancies
Provide billing schedules, exception reports and audit trails
Landlord result: improved visibility and controls over lawful utility recoveries, subject to tenant leases and applicable tariffs.
02 / Power Assurance
Verify electrical performance with evidence.
Power monitoring gives management a practical view of consumption, quality and operational risks before they become unexplained costs or failures.
Track kWh, kW and kVA profiles where metered
Identify demand peaks and abnormal baseloads
Monitor power-quality events, alarms and outages
Compare actual results with agreed performance baselines
Generate engineering and management reports
Landlord result: better operational decisions and evidence-based supplier performance reviews.
03 / Flex Optimise
Use energy when it has the greatest value.
Measured demand, tariff data and predictive scheduling can coordinate solar generation, batteries and controllable loads.
Match solar supply to actual site demand
Schedule battery charge and discharge against allowed tariffs and constraints
Manage demand peaks where storage capacity permits
Prioritise on-site self-consumption and reduce avoidable curtailment
Report on energy-shifting and demand-management performance
Landlord result: a more efficient operating strategy—not merely a high-generation solar array.
04 / Resilience Control
Coordinate the assets that keep the property trading.
Supervision and control of compatible energy assets helps support continuity planning and safe operating transitions.
Monitor PV, batteries, backup generation and critical loads
Coordinate dispatch and operating modes where permitted by design
Set operational thresholds and fault notifications
Review event histories and equipment availability
Support planned maintenance and resilience testing
Landlord result: improved oversight of energy security and business-continuity exposure.
05 / Smart Buildings
Reduce the energy spent running the building itself.
Building-system visibility and controls can target avoidable operation outside required trading or occupancy periods.
Monitor HVAC and lighting energy consumption
Optimise equipment schedules around occupancy
Identify prolonged runtime and abnormal consumption
Connect selected building systems into a common operational view
Report on trends, comfort constraints and operating adjustments
Landlord result: reduced avoidable common-area costs while protecting tenant experience.
06 / Portfolio Intelligence
Manage energy at the scale of the property portfolio.
Central reporting helps owners and asset managers compare operating costs, energy intensity and investment priorities between buildings.
Consolidate site-level usage, costs and operating KPIs
Benchmark assets by area, tenant type and load profile
Compare utility performance and unusual variances
Track projects, interventions and investment outcomes
Support energy and emissions disclosures where data permits
Landlord result: consistent reporting for asset management and capital allocation.
From data to landlord decisions
Our software delivery sequence.
01
Measure
Connect or verify relevant utility, meter, generation and equipment data.
02
Reconcile
Compare incoming bills, actual consumption, tenant structures and operating patterns.
03
Optimise
Implement approved operating schedules, alert thresholds and control strategies.
04
Report
Provide actionable exceptions, trend analysis and property-relevant outcome measures.
The technology layer is selected by project. Remote control, automation and predictive dispatch require compatible hardware, connectivity, authorisations and commissioning.
What managers should see
Not only a solar-production dashboard.
Property manager
Recoveries and exceptions
Who has consumed what? What was billed? What needs investigation before the monthly reconciliation?
Facilities manager
Demand and availability
Where are the peaks, alarms, abnormal baseloads and critical-equipment issues?
Asset manager
Net income and investment
How have interventions affected the property's cost base, contractual income and operating risk?
The property first. Energy second.
Find out what your property's energy should be worth.
Start with an assessment of your roof, utility accounts, tenant recovery structure, consumption patterns and operating objectives.
