Electricity and water costing your company too much?

Electricity and water costing your company too much? Not getting the best deal from your utility provider?

We are here to help!

Energy Management SA specialises in utility cost analysis, helping you reduce the cost of electricity, sewerage, refuse, property rates and water bills.

By leveraging our 34 years of industry experience, we have reduced client monthly utility expenditure by 10% or more! We have saved our clients in excess of R 300 Million.

Our clients rely on us to analyse the impact of utility and demand side management, to implement changes and increase their bottom line.

We offer a contingency based service, which means that you don't pay unless we save you money!

Utility Cost Analysis

Over the last 34 years Energy Management SA has assisted organisations throughout South Africa to take control of their monthly utility bills. Utility providers are notorious for various errors when it comes to billing and Energy Management SA…

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Demand Side Management

We offer numerous demand side management solutions including LED Lighting, occupancy sensors, generator supply and maintenance, solar PV, power factor correction, online metering, UPS and fluorescent crushing…

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