Silentsoft is the European leader in telemetry based solutions for building energy management and bulk product inventory monitoring. Silentsoft provides an end-to-end solution, including the design, manufacturing and installation of our own GSM transmitters. Once in operation, our web based customer portal “SevenDays” provides real-time visibility on inventory levels, energy consumption and CO2 emissions from single tank/meter level to single building level to an entire building park level.

Founded in 2000 in the campus of the EPFL (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne) in Switzerland, Silentsoft developed a state-of-the art telemetry solution which enables automated real-time communication between machines and the provision of critical business information to customers.

The telemetry solution is now installed in more than 30,000 tanks and meters in 12 European countries. Remote monitoring helps building management companies optimize their fuel purchases and redistribute energy costs and helps bulk product distributors manage the inventory of their customers’ tanks. The benefits are cost savings in administration and the elimination of emergency deliveries, lower truck fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, and loyal customers who no longer have to worry about tanks running dry. Today, Silentsoft’s telemetry solutions cover a wide range of measurements for building managers such as fuel tanks, meters and burners as well as remote monitoring of bulk products for distributors such as fuel, lube oil, LPG, waste recycling and primary products stored in silos.

As part of its continual drive for innovation, Silentsoft has applied is unique telemetry technology to optimize building energy management and reduce CO2 emissions. The building energy management solution measures in real-time all energy consumption in a building and provides a complete energy analysis of each building as well as a comparison of all buildings. Energy cost saving decisions are facilitated with this information and real-time monitoring of the improvements leads to the quantification and validation of energy cost savings and the monetization of CO2 reductions on carbon exchanges.