Energy Management Services in Chennai

Benefits of professional energy management services in Chennai for your property

• Cooling optimised for humidity: dehumidification and setpoints tuned so buildings feel dry without over-cooling
• Common-area audits for apartment communities: lifts, pumps, STP, lighting and clubhouse
• Peak-hour load shifting for commercial consumers around the morning and evening peak windows
• Rooftop-solar evaluation under TNERC's current order, with the network-charge position checked before sizing
• PM Surya Ghar support checked for housing societies' common facilities
• Sub-metering by tower, floor, tenant or system, with a monthly report against your own baseline
• TN ECBC Rules and BEE Star Rating records kept ready for offices and commercial buildings
• No-cost operational fixes before any equipment is recommended

Why choose PropSquare Energy Management Services in Chennai?

1. Serving Chennai with a supervised team

   A supervised team serves Chennai's apartment, office and industrial corridors, with one named energy lead who owns the audit, the fixes and the monthly report.

2. Humidity is where the energy goes

   Chennai's morning humidity normal is about 73–84% from August through April and about 64–70% in May to July, so for most of the year air-conditioning works hard removing moisture. Buildings that run colder to feel drier waste energy. We tune dehumidification, fresh-air handling and setpoints so spaces feel comfortable at a higher temperature, often with our BMS team where the building has one.

3. Peak-hour charges managed

   Tamil Nadu charges commercial and industrial consumers extra for energy used between 6 and 10 in the morning and 6 and 10 in the evening. Where operations allow, we move pumping, pre-cooling and other flexible loads out of those windows and show the result on the bill.

4. Solar on the rules as they stand

   Under TNERC's 2021 order, domestic consumers, including apartment common services, can use net metering, and most other consumers use net feed-in. Network charges on rooftop solar have been challenged in the Madras High Court and the position is still unresolved. We check the current rules for your connection before sizing anything, and housing societies can claim PM Surya Ghar support of ₹18,000 per kW for common facilities, at 3 kW per house and up to 500 kW overall, with residents' own rooftop plants counted inside that cap, on a connection used only for common services.

5. TN ECBC support

   The Tamil Nadu Energy Conservation Building Code Rules, 2022 apply to commercial buildings above 100 kW connected load, 120 kVA contract demand or 2,000 square metres built-up area. We keep the metering data, maintenance logs and performance reports they expect, along with BEE Star Rating records.

6. Operators, not just advisors

   The team that recommends a change is the team that can carry it out and keep it running, so savings do not fade once the audit report is filed.

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