What is EAGLES?
EAGLES is an energy-management platform by Eenovators. It supports connected energy monitoring, historical analysis, billing verification and alerts for facilities.
Who operates EAGLES?
Eenovators Limited operates the platform as part of its energy-management work. Learn about the company at eenovators.com.
How do I get an account?
New facilities are onboarded through Eenovators. Contact the team to agree the meter integration, service scope and authorised users. Existing clients can use the login page.
Which meters can I connect?
The current platform uses configured eGauge connections. Share your installed meter models, firmware, communications and data requirements so the team can verify support. Other equipment may need a different integration; do not assume that every product in the store connects directly.
Where can I buy energy monitors?
Visit aim.eenovators.com for the Eenovators equipment store. Confirm meter and CT compatibility with your electrical system and intended platform before purchase.
Does EAGLES replace an energy audit?
No. Monitoring supplies data that can support an audit and ongoing management. An audit adds site investigation, engineering judgement and a prioritised set of measures. The two services work together.
Does an alert or AI report prove a saving?
An alert or report is a prompt for investigation. Verified savings need a defined baseline, data-quality checks, appropriate adjustments and confirmation of the implemented measure.
Can the platform support a Colorado building-performance project?
Energy data can inform benchmarking, audits and performance planning. AIM Dynamics provides Colorado services; programme requirements and official building status must be checked separately.
Can Eenovators also deliver solar or heat-pump projects in Kenya?
Yes. Eenovators’ Kenya services include audits, solar PV, heat-pump projects and monitoring. The engineering scope and delivery terms are agreed for each site.
Are client readings publicly accessible?
Client dashboards and data require authorised account access. These public pages describe the platform and company; they do not expose client meter readings or account information.