GridPoint is an energy intelligence platform that helps multi-site commercial operators monitor, control, and optimize HVAC and energy use to cut costs and…
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Internet of Things (IoT) & Home Automation
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GridPoint does not publish pricing publicly; it offers a free energy analysis and a three-month pilot program, with custom quotes provided after contacting sales.
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August 6, 2026
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GridPoint is an energy management and building intelligence platform built for organizations that operate multiple commercial sites, such as retail chains, restaurants, convenience stores, and auto dealerships. The platform connects to existing building assets, including HVAC systems, refrigeration, and lighting, to provide energy metering down to the individual asset or site level, remote asset monitoring with real-time diagnostics and historical trend data, and automated asset control through schedules, alerts, and remote overrides. GridPoint's energy optimization tools automatically adjust connected equipment to reduce peak-period consumption and avoid demand charges, while its automated demand response capabilities let facilities participate in grid stability programs during periods of high demand. The company also offers sustainability and carbon reporting tools so customers can quantify energy usage and CO2 reduction. GridPoint states it has reduced energy consumption in commercial buildings by more than 10 billion kWh and saved customers over $1.5 billion since its founding in 2003.
Key Features
Energy Metering — Measure energy consumption down to individual assets, sites, or across multiple locations.
Asset Monitoring — Remote performance tracking of large appliances like HVAC systems, with real-time diagnostics and historical data trends.
Asset Control — Automated schedules, real-time alerts, and remote override capabilities for connected building equipment.
Energy Optimization — Automatic adjustment of connected assets to limit consumption during peak periods and avoid demand charges.
Automated Demand Response — Pre-designed response mechanisms that let facilities participate in grid stability programs during extreme weather or peak demand.
Sustainability & Carbon Reporting — Advanced carbon and energy reporting to help quantify sustainability goals and track CO2 reduction.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Centralizes energy metering, asset monitoring, and remote control across many sites in one platform
Automated demand response and peak-avoidance tools can directly reduce utility costs
Long operating history (since 2003) with disclosed impact metrics on energy savings and emissions reduction
Includes sustainability/carbon reporting alongside operational energy management
Cons
No public pricing is disclosed, so cost comparison requires contacting sales
Primarily aimed at multi-site commercial operators rather than single-site small businesses or consumers
Value depends on having compatible connected building assets (HVAC, refrigeration, lighting) to monitor and control