Of global final energy
Spent by the building stock the world already owns.
Source, IEA BuildingsAurmak designs, installs and runs your Building and Energy Management System, then reports the savings, in pounds and in CO₂.
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The gap we close
Buildings consume energy at a scale most boards still under-rate, and most of the waste is controlled by a BMS that was commissioned years ago and never re-tuned. Aurmak BMS-EMS is the platform that closes the gap.
Of global final energy
Spent by the building stock the world already owns.
Source, IEA BuildingsOf energy-related CO₂
Eight per cent direct, eighteen indirect via electricity and heat.
Source, IEA BuildingsOf UK building energy
Sits in building services. Most controlled by an unloved BMS.
Source, UK ETLThat gap is where Aurmak lives. The same metered data that diagnoses the waste also drives the controls that remove it, on one platform, under one contract.
See how we close itOne window
Definitions, per MRI Software. Most UK buildings need both. We supply both, plus the sensors and the report.
BMS, Control
A centralised platform that controls and monitors HVAC, lighting, fire, lifts, access, and security. Schedules, setpoints, alarms, one screen.
Explore BMSEMS, Insight
Real-time consumption, benchmarking against targets, anomaly alerts, and the audit-ready reports needed for SECR and ESOS.
Explore EMSAurmak, One window
One contract, one UK team, one dashboard. We retain your existing controls where sound and add the layer that brings everything together.
See the full offerWhat you get
Save money
A Croydon office recorded a 28 per cent energy reduction and £171,000 of operational savings in nine months after BMS retuning.
Source, CIBSE Journal, 2023.
How we cut billsCut carbon
Buildings account for 26 per cent of global energy-related CO₂ emissions. The EMS turns metered kWh into auditable tCO₂e.
Source, IEA Buildings.
How we report carbonStay compliant
ESOS Phase 4 deadline is 5 December 2027. MEES pathway, EPC C by April 2028 and EPC B by April 2030 for commercial let property.
Source, gov.uk · CBRE.
ESOS, SECR and MEES supportHow it works
No middleman, no integrator hand-off, no rip-and-replace. Aurmak runs each step in-house.
Start with the audit, it's freeA site visit and a 12-month consumption review. You get a written savings opportunity report.
We fit the sensors, controllers, and gateways. Existing BMS retained where sound. No rip-and-replace.
Setpoints, schedules, and alarms tuned to your occupancy. The system runs itself. We monitor it.
Monthly dashboard, quarterly review. Numbers in pounds, in kWh, and in tonnes of CO₂, ready for SECR.
Industries served
What you see in week one
First-party customer figures are being prepared with the auditor and will land on this page as soon as they are verified. In the meantime, this is the live console operators see once a site is connected.
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Frequently asked
Short, specific, no marketing fluff. If you want more, our solutions team will walk through your estate with you.
A BMS is a centralised platform that controls and monitors the operational systems inside a building, HVAC, lighting, fire alarms, lifts, access control and security. It runs schedules, holds setpoints, raises alarms, and lets a facilities team manage the building from one screen instead of separate panels. Source, MRI Software.
An EMS is designed specifically to track, analyse and optimise a building's energy use. It logs real-time consumption, benchmarks against targets, flags anomalies, and generates the audit-ready reports needed for SECR and ESOS. Unlike a BMS, an EMS focuses on insight and reporting rather than direct equipment control. Source, MRI Software.
Most UK buildings need both. A BMS controls the equipment that drives energy use; an EMS measures the result and reports it. Running them as one system, Aurmak's model, means setpoint changes feed straight into savings data, and savings data feeds back into smarter setpoints. Buying them separately usually means two integrators and two dashboards.
Independent case data shows BMS optimisation typically saves 10 to 30 per cent of total building energy. One UK office in Croydon recorded a 28 per cent reduction and £171,000 of operational savings in nine months after BMS retuning. Actual savings depend on building age, occupancy, and how well the current system is commissioned. Source, CIBSE Journal.
For a UK commercial building, a BMS upgrade or optimisation project usually pays back in 1.5 to 3 years, with EMS-only software deployments often paying back in under 12 months. Aurmak quotes payback per site in the free audit report so the business case is signed off before installation begins.
Yes. Aurmak's EMS data feeds the energy figures needed for SECR director reports and ESOS Phase 4 (deadline 5 December 2027). For commercial landlords facing MEES, likely EPC C by April 2028 and EPC B by April 2030, the audit identifies the controls work that lifts the rating.
No. Where the existing controllers are sound, Aurmak retains them and adds the sensors, gateways, and software layer needed to bring them into one window. A full replacement is only proposed if the existing kit is end-of-life or the savings case beats the install cost, and that is shown in the written audit.
For a single mid-size commercial site of 50,000 to 150,000 sq ft, a typical Aurmak deployment runs four to eight weeks from contract to live dashboard. Multi-site rollouts are phased, with the highest savings opportunity prioritised first so the project is cash-positive within the rollout window.
Key facts
Every figure on this site links to a primary source. Nothing rounded, nothing republished from a competitor as our own.
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| BMS, definition | A centralised platform used to control and monitor the core operational functions of a building, HVAC, lighting, alarms, lifts, access, and security. | MRI Software |
| EMS, definition | Designed specifically to track, analyse and optimise a building's energy usage, real-time tracking, benchmarking, alerts, optimisation. | MRI Software |
| Buildings, share of global energy | 30 per cent of global final energy consumption (34 per cent including construction). | IEA |
| Buildings, share of global CO₂ | 26 per cent of global energy-related emissions, 8 per cent direct and 18 per cent indirect. | IEA |
| UK building services share of total building energy | 60 to 80 per cent in a typical UK building. | UK Energy Technology List |
| Typical BMS energy savings | Up to about 30 per cent. Documented UK case, 28 per cent and £171,000 in nine months at a Croydon office. | CIBSE Journal |
| ESOS, who qualifies | UK undertakings with 250 or more employees, or turnover above £44m with balance sheet above £38m. | gov.uk |
| ESOS Phase 4 deadline | 5 December 2027. | gov.uk |
| SECR, who must report | UK quoted companies plus large unquoted companies and LLPs meeting two of, £36m turnover, £18m balance sheet, 250 employees. Exemption for energy use under 40 MWh. | Carbon Trust |
| MEES, current commercial minimum | EPC E, England and Wales, commercial let property. | CBRE |
| MEES, proposed pathway | Interim EPC C by April 2028, EPC B by April 2030, subject to government response. | CBRE |
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