The Building Energy Consumption Monitoring System (GEM-View) enables basic metering, monitoring, categorized energy consumption analysis, and payment (arrears) management for building utilities such as electricity, water, (cooling) heat, and natural gas. It aims to provide owners or property managers with tools for refined management, improving management efficiency and standards while reducing operational and maintenance costs.

Data serves as the foundation for energy management analysis. For each type of building, the data indicators to be collected are divided into two main categories: basic building information and energy consumption data. The analytical basis of the online energy monitoring system comes from the collection of various energy consumption data within the building. Depending on the functional areas and system design of the building, selective data collection is carried out to meet the analysis needs of the energy management system. The Building Energy Consumption Monitoring System (GEM-View) enables basic metering, monitoring, categorized energy consumption analysis, and payment (arrears) management for building utilities such as electricity, water, (cooling) heat, and natural gas. It aims to provide owners or property managers with tools for refined management, improving management efficiency and standards while reducing operational and maintenance costs. Additionally, by comprehensively monitoring, diagnosing, and analyzing the energy consumption and working conditions of key energy-consuming units—such as energy-saving equipment, main process equipment, and major energy-consuming devices—and combining methods like equipment energy savings, process optimization for energy efficiency, and management strategy optimization, the system provides tailored energy-saving products, strategies, and management service platforms that adapt to the unique production line processes and conditions of key energy users. This helps establish an "Enterprise (Group) Energy Management and Control Center," offering products, technologies, strategies, methods, and information support for economical and rational energy use.