Gravity Launches Energy Management Marketplace To Close The Gap Between Insights And Outcomes

Gravity, a US-based provider of carbon and energy management software, has announced the launch of its Energy Management Marketplace, a new offering designed to help organizations translate utility, fuel and other operational data into cost-saving, emission-reducing projects. The marketplace connects businesses to pre-vetted solution providers for efficiency upgrades, renewable energy installations, demand response programmes and other energy projects, as well as financing options.

The new solution builds on Gravity’s existing platform capabilities, which leverage AI to ingest and structure data from invoices, utility bills and telematics. With integrations for providers, Gravity enables customers to automatically track energy costs and carbon emissions. The marketplace extends this capability by providing project recommendations, an execution layer and access to financing partners.

The announcement underscores a broader market shift in expectations from energy and sustainability leaders, who now demand platforms that move beyond data collection to deliver tangible business outcomes. According to the Verdantix supply chain decarbonization survey, nearly half of decision-makers (48%) cite ‘informing initiatives to reduce product carbon emissions’ as the most significant driver of emissions-reduction investments over the past 12 months. This appetite for actionable insights is being fuelled by a convergence of pressures: volatile energy prices, heightened stakeholder scrutiny and the imperative to demonstrate financial returns on sustainability commitments.

Moreover, Gravity’s new offering reflects a broader merging in the energy and carbon management landscape. Traditionally, carbon accounting sat in the remit of sustainability teams, while energy efficiency belonged to facilities and operations. Now, platforms must break down these silos with unified monitoring and execution (see Verdantix Market Insight: The Intersection Of Carbon And Energy Management In Buildings). Gravity’s Energy Management Marketplace demonstrates this transformation by merging data ingestion, emissions tracking, project execution and financial incentives within a single workflow, enabling firms to align energy-saving interventions directly with carbon reduction goals.

Amidst regulatory uncertainty, the carbon management market has experienced somewhat of an identity crisis in the last year, as vendors struggle to show true business value from their software platforms. Integration with energy management and project implementation is a move towards that kind of value. Gravity client Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry, for example, has recorded over $400,000 in annual savings through upgrades to their facilities and manufacturing processes.

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