See the whole site.
Before and after the next energy asset.
As sites add solar, batteries, EV charging and flexible loads, the energy picture becomes harder to see as one system. BillinQ connects meter data, asset information and available telemetry to reconstruct the whole-site position, assess what fits before deployment, and verify what happens after.
More assets. More interactions. More decisions.
Solar, batteries, EV charging, electrification and flexible loads increasingly interact with the site and with each other. The challenge is no longer understanding one asset in isolation — it is maintaining a reliable whole-site view as the system changes.
One site. Several partial views.
Businesses, installers, retailers and technology providers often see different parts of the same behind-the-meter system. The missing piece is a maintained view of how those parts work together.
One whole-site intelligence layer.
A maintained view of meter behaviour, site load, assets, available telemetry and operating context — so decisions are made against the whole site, not one asset in isolation.
Connect. Reconstruct. Assess. Compare. Track.
Build the current position, test what should happen next, and keep measuring after deployment.
Before deployment, after deployment, and as the site evolves.
Energy intelligence with the whole-site context built in.
Not a general chatbot.
BiQ works across the BillinQ site record, combining meter behaviour, asset information, available telemetry and energy-domain knowledge to investigate changes, compare options and track outcomes.
For teams making decisions about behind-the-meter energy systems.
- The site already has, or is considering, multiple behind-the-meter technologies
- Meter data exists but the whole-site asset picture is incomplete
- Pre-deployment decisions depend on existing load, assets and operating behaviour
- Post-deployment performance needs to be assessed in whole-site context
Start with one site.
Start with one business site or one customer site. Reconstruct the current position, then use BillinQ on a real deployment or performance question.
One site. Fixed scope.
Start with existing bills, interval data, known asset details and any telemetry already available. No new hardware is required to begin.
Discuss a pilotEnergy analytics, C&I systems and software.
Romina Zarrabi
C&I automation and control-systems specialist experienced in building software products and translating complex operations into practical workflows.
Mostafa Naemi
Energy analytics leader specialising in electricity markets, tariffs, forecasting, risk and optimisation.
See the whole site before deciding what comes next.
Start with one site and one real pre-deployment or post-deployment question.