Q4 has been a busy period for the ND Energy team, with several important projects moving forward.
- The team successfully transitioned M City 1 to ND Energy for submetering and resident billing and continues to work through meter communication improvements. We also secured the 2221 Yonge leak detection project, further expanding our water monitoring and protection services.
- Our technical team continues to work on BAS programming, commissioning and integration across BAS, leak detection and submetering systems, with a growing focus on bringing building information together for better monitoring, control and optimization.
- Behind these projects is one of ND Energy’s biggest strengths: our people and our condominium expertise. Our team understands that condominium projects involve more than technology. They require communication and coordination with property managers, Boards, residents, contractors and other stakeholders.
- Our operations, billing and customer service teams have continued to support new transitions and existing clients with a strong focus on responsive service, clear communication and quick resolution of issues.
This combination of technical expertise, condominium experience, integration and customer service continues to differentiate ND Energy as we grow.
What Does 29 Million Litres of Lost Water Look Like?
It started with a leak that could easily have gone unnoticed.
At one building monitored by ND Energy, water was escaping at approximately 154 litres every minute. The leak continued for 132 days, resulting in more than 29 million litres of water being lost.
That real example shows why early detection matters.
ND Energy’s leak detection solutions help buildings identify unusual water consumption early, allowing building teams to respond before a small issue becomes a much larger and more expensive problem.
But leak detection is only one part of the work ND Energy does.
Across the buildings we serve, our team uses submetering, building automation systems (BAS), energy optimization, water monitoring and EV charging solutions to help property managers and condominium communities better understand and manage their utilities.
Whether it is identifying a hidden water leak, improving how a building’s heating and cooling systems operate, monitoring energy consumption or providing accurate utility billing, the goal is the same: use better information and technology to reduce waste, control costs and improve building operations.
Quick Water-Saving Tip
Unexpected water use overnight, when demand should normally be low, can be an early warning sign of a leak. Monitoring these changes can help identify problems much sooner.
Small changes can have a big impact, and catching problems early is one of the simplest ways to protect both our buildings and our resources.