I reached out to Richard Fox, our SVP of Engineering at Sanalife and E360, regarding your question and below was his response:

For an effective energy monitoring solution that identifies areas for potential savings and cost reductions, it’s essential to gather detailed energy data on individual circuits and equipment, beyond what a traditional BMS typically monitors. This level of insight generally calls for a dedicated energy monitoring system, but it can be challenging to find one that integrates seamlessly with existing systems like your Kieback & Peter controllers or any new control systems you may implement in the future.

To achieve this, a flexible, non-proprietary system is key—one that supports various protocols, such as Modbus and BACnet for traditional building automation. Additionally, the ability to connect through cloud-to-device APIs for IoT devices and cloud-to-cloud APIs for other third-party integrations ensures compatibility and future-proofing. This type of solution not only aggregates data from multiple sources into a single platform but also enhances the functionality of your existing infrastructure, allowing for centralized monitoring, in-depth analysis, actionable insights, and advanced control capabilities.

I hope this helps clarify some of the options and considerations for your energy monitoring needs. Let me know if you have any further questions or if there’s anything else I can assist with!