Municipal properties and buildings in one view
HUBCORE helps a local authority see how its buildings and systems actually perform — and what needs attention today.
What needs attention?
Sample dataThe view starts with a short list, not dozens of charts. The example below is a concept demo with clearly marked sample data.
- School, city centre — heat consumption has risen above the usual level over the week.
- Sports hall — one charging point has not reported data for two days.
- Kindergarten — solar generation data is missing; the other sites are fine.
HUBCORE does not own the electricity grid or substations, and does not control them at its own discretion. Any control happens only within the customer's building and devices, with the customer's permission and within the limits of the existing technical connection.
What does a municipality get out of it?
Properties in one view
Schools, kindergartens, sports halls, offices and utility buildings in one list together with their status.
Energy and building systems
Electricity, heating, water and ventilation — an overview to the extent the data exists.
Costs and deviations
Where costs rise unexpectedly and which site behaves differently from the rest.
Maintenance and faults
Open jobs, recurring faults and who is responsible for the next step.
EV charging
Municipal vehicles, staff and public parking — usage, cost and available capacity.
Solar and batteries
Generation, self-consumption and battery status where a site has them.
Forecasts and reporting
A simple view of the coming days plus reports for management and the council.
Existing systems
The option to connect meters, automation and management software already in use.
From the city down to a single device
The same information opens up layer by layer — as much detail as you need right now.
- CityThe big picture: how many sites are fine, how many need attention, where costs accumulate.
- DistrictBy district or administrative unit: a comparison between similar sites.
- PropertyThe address with its buildings, grid connection and responsible people.
- BuildingOne building's consumption, heating, charging and open maintenance work.
- System / deviceA specific meter, charger, battery or device and its status.
Everyone sees what they need
The portal role concept: views and permissions differ, because management, technicians and maintenance partners are asking different questions.
A short overview: what needs a decision and what is going to plan.
A portfolio view: sites, costs, contracts and the investment queue.
A more technical layer: measurements, device status and the background of deviations.
Only their own site: everyday status and notifications.
The jobs assigned to them and the technical information needed — no more.
Costs, invoices and reports without technical noise.
This is a concept overview. Roles and permissions are agreed separately with each customer; security details are not described publicly.
How does HUBCORE think ahead?
A three-day weather forecast, a solar generation forecast, the electricity price and the site's actual need together give a simple picture of when it is worth storing energy and when to wait.
- 1If there is little sun tomorrow and night-time electricity is cheaper, the system can suggest preparing the battery or heat store overnight.
- 2If a lot of sun is expected the next day, room is left in the battery for the site's own generation.
- 3EV charging can be planned for times when the building has capacity free and the price is lower.
Without an integration and the customer's explicit permission, HUBCORE only recommends — it does not control. We do not describe our internal optimisation logic publicly.
Take a closer look
Would you like to start with your municipality's sites?
We start with one building or a couple of properties, review the existing systems and agree what makes sense to connect in the first stage.