Eaton Chooses EnerNOC's Energy Intelligence Software for Its Enterprise-Wide Energy Strategy

EnerNOC, Inc. a leading provider of energy intelligence software (EIS) and demand response solutions, announced today that global power management company Eaton has purchased EnerNOC's EIS to support its plan to leverage the platform across approximately 100 top Eaton facilities over the next several years. EnerNOC's software solutions support Eaton's enterprise-wide initiative to lower operational costs, reduce capital expenditures, proactively manage global energy spend, and improve reporting.

"Eaton is a power management company keenly focused on reducing energy expenses for our customers and across our global enterprise," said Rogerio Branco, Senior Vice President of Corporate Supply Chain Management at Eaton. "We deployed our own power management equipment throughout our facilities, but to more efficiently manage our own energy, we needed an enterprise-class software solution. EnerNOC's EIS will help decision makers throughout our organization make informed investments, respond nimbly to changing market conditions, and adjust operations to achieve maximum operational leverage."

"This strategic agreement between EnerNOC and Eaton will serve as a great example of what can be achieved when an organization pairs its leading energy management hardware with EnerNOC's energy intelligence software across a large portfolio," said Tim Healy, Chairman and CEO of EnerNOC. "This relationship is demonstrative of a broader trend we are seeing in the market; namely, that instead of a project-based approach to energy management, companies are taking a more holistic approach because they understand that energy can be used as a strategic lever with impacts on the supply chain, sustainability, and overall profitability."

EnerNOC's EIS supports Eaton's strategy of giving its decision makers improved visibility into energy spend, supporting better enterprise-wide decisions regarding energy management and helping to meet environmental compliance standards and reporting requirements. Eaton will also use EnerNOC's platform and advisory services to centralize the management of utility bills for more than 350 facilities and help manage corporate energy purchasing activity.