As communities prepare for the growing demand of electrified transport, SEAC Energy offers flexible eMobility infrastructure solutions through partnerships with leading providers. These are delivered under a premium, end-to-end managed service model, enabling EV-ready capability without capital outlay. Included or Optional Features: Shared and private EV chargers (residential and visitor) Shared electric vehicle fleet (EV […]
SEAC Energy delivers fully funded Central Energy Plant (CEP) systems to support chilled and hot water production for HVAC and building services. Each CEP is engineered for performance, scalability, and energy integration, with optional capabilities for domestic hot water and swimming pool pre-heating using residual HVAC energy. Our CEP solutions include both air- and water-cooled […]
SEAC Energy delivers an integrated Energy Management System (EMS) and reporting platforms as part of our fully funded utility services. These systems are designed to optimise building energy performance by collecting and analysing real-time data from HVAC, electricity, hot water, and renewable systems. Our EMS solutions include: Smart metering infrastructure across energy subsystems Real-time data […]
SEAC Energy delivers end-to-end metering infrastructure as part of our fully funded embedded utility solutions, supporting electricity, hot water, HVAC, and renewable system monitoring. Our metering offering includes: Revenue-grade electricity meters for tenant-level billing Check metering for plant performance verification Thermal energy meters for HVAC flow and temperature measurement Hot water meters to support accurate […]
SEAC Energy supports modern communities with tailored domestic hot water systems, offering a range of technologies to suit both performance and design priorities. We provide: Centralised Heat Pump Systems – highly efficient, electrically driven solutions that harness ambient energy to reduce operating costs and emissions. Ideal for buildings targeting sustainability ratings and decarbonisation outcomes. Centralised […]