Your buildings are spending money you don't know about. We fix that.

Purpose-built for AASHE STARS. Centralizes data across departments, surfaces missed credits, and keeps your team tracking between cycles — not just scrambling before submission.

Real-time monitoring across your entire campus portfolio. Anomaly detection, peak demand alerts, and consumption benchmarking building by building.

Carbon tracking built into the same platform as energy monitoring. No separate tool, no duplicate data entry. Audit-ready reports in the frameworks you need.

We don't hand you a dashboard and disappear. Our analysts review your data with you, identify opportunities, and help implement recommendations.

CarbonCents connects to your existing Building Management System. No rip-and-replace, no installation project, no capital approval process required.

City hall, public works, recreation centers, libraries — monitor every facility in one dashboard. Rank buildings by energy intensity and prioritize action.

Produce the sustainability reports your council, residents, and state agencies are asking for — without a separate compliance team or tool.

Savings identified in year one typically exceed the platform cost. We can show you the math for your specific portfolio before you commit to anything.

Track energy consumption by production line, shift, and product. Identify where waste occurs in your process — not just in your buildings.

Produce Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions reports your buyers, retailers, and supply chain partners are requesting — without a separate ESG tool.

If you've never published a sustainability report, we can get you there. Titan Farms published their first using CarbonCents. We handle the data infrastructure.

CarbonCents plugs into your existing operations data. No separate team, no new workflow — just cleaner visibility into your energy and carbon footprint.

USC ran a structured pilot across five buildings to validate energy monitoring accuracy and integration with their existing BMS. Results were clear enough to justify a campus-wide expansion within the first contract year.

Full BuildingBI energy monitoring, CarbonBI Scope 1 and 2 emissions tracking, SiteBI space utilization analytics, and StarsBI STARS reporting — all integrated with USC's existing building infrastructure, no hardware replacement.

StarsBI centralized USC's sustainability data collection across departments — reducing the time spent compiling STARS submissions and surfacing credits that had previously been missed or undercounted.

USC extended the contract to four years — a signal that the platform was delivering measurable value across energy, carbon, space, and reporting. The renewal came with an expanded scope, not a reduced one.

The CEVAC platform — Clemson's energy visualization and analytics tool — was built inside Clemson's own sustainability program. It monitored the Watt Family Innovation Center and generated the data infrastructure that became CarbonCents.

Across 32 monitored buildings, CarbonCents identified 17% in energy savings opportunities. At Clemson's scale — over 1 million MMBtu annual consumption — that represents hundreds of thousands of dollars in identified savings per year.

Clemson used StarsBI to centralize sustainability data collection, track STARS credits across departments, and compile their submission. The result: STARS Silver, with a live public dashboard that any institution can reference.

Clemson isn't a reference customer — it's the proof of concept. The platform was built there, tested there, and earned a real rating there. No other competitor can say that.

Titan Farms had no sustainability reporting infrastructure when they came to CarbonCents. We built the data collection framework, implemented Scope 1 and 2 tracking, and helped them publish their first sustainability report — a milestone that opened new conversations with retail and supply chain partners.

International Vitamin Company needed to track energy and emissions across their South Carolina manufacturing operations and report against multiple frameworks. CarbonCents consolidated that into one platform — and the results were strong enough to extend the engagement.

Both clients were responding to the same pressure: buyers and supply chain partners increasingly require emissions data. CarbonCents gave them the infrastructure to answer that ask without building a separate compliance team.

Neither Titan Farms nor IVC replaced any equipment to get started. CarbonCents connected to existing operational data sources — making the path from zero reporting to published report significantly faster and cheaper than alternatives.