Energy Register - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Built for the facilities lead who holds the sites, meters and contracts in a spreadsheet but not the reading that goes with them.

Know which sites can earn from flexibility. The register reads each line's meter, site class and tariff and says whether that supply point can take part in the country's named demand response or storage programme. Where it cannot, it names the one condition that stops it, such as an accumulation meter where an interval meter is needed.

Know what each meter can support in a report. Interval metering backs both interval-data programmes and location-based inventories, while accumulation metering backs neither. A green tariff with no certificate named is flagged, and so are sites with no sub-metering or no baseline.

Catch the contracts before the reporting period. Supply contracts ending inside twelve months are flagged on the line.

Take the duty to the auditor with its clause. Tick the regimes that reach you (the energy management standard ISO 50001, the inventory standard ISO 14064-1, environmental management under ISO 14001, AASB S2 climate disclosure, ISO 22301 continuity) and each classified line carries the clauses on metering, the energy review, the baseline, boundaries, categories and standby generation.

kWh stays as you pasted it, and the register never computes an emissions figure.

Pricing: the free plan reads up to eight supply points per run with no sign-in. Solo is USD 29 a month for one person and adds the programme eligibility sheet, reporting matrix, auditor summary, board summary and saved registers. Team is USD 99 a month for the whole organisation.