Experiment 01 · Climate & ESG intelligence
Resource metering
Meters and sensors record energy, water, fuel and environmental conditions automatically, replacing estimates and manual readings.
Innovation
A sustainability commitment is only as credible as the data behind it. Next Orbit builds the measurement and reporting layer: meters and sensors in the field, a platform that organises every reading with its source, and dashboards and reports that stand up to review.
Quick answer
Climate and ESG software collects, analyses and reports environmental, social and governance data. Next Orbit builds IoT monitoring for energy, water and environmental conditions, platforms that gather ESG data from across an organisation, and dashboards and reports configured to the framework you report under. It is for organisations in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, the entire UAE, the GCC and globally with sustainability targets, disclosure duties or resource costs to cut.
Every engagement is architecture-led, delivered by an innovative, R&D-backed team of security-first engineers and quality-controlled before each release, for clients across Sharjah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the entire UAE, the GCC and globally.
What you get
Metering, data platforms and reporting software for energy, water, emissions and sustainability programmes.
6 experiments, all running in production
Experiment 01 · Climate & ESG intelligence
Meters and sensors record energy, water, fuel and environmental conditions automatically, replacing estimates and manual readings.
Experiment 02 · Climate & ESG intelligence
Data from utilities, fleet, facilities, HR and suppliers is held in one place, with owners, units and reporting periods defined.
Experiment 03 · Climate & ESG intelligence
Activity data is converted to emissions using the factors and method your organisation adopts, and each result links back to its inputs.
Experiment 04 · Climate & ESG intelligence
Performance is tracked against targets by site, business unit and month, so progress and shortfalls are visible during the year.
Experiment 05 · Climate & ESG intelligence
Analytics on meter data spot abnormal use, such as leaks, equipment left running or efficiency slowly falling.
Experiment 06 · Climate & ESG intelligence
Reports are generated from the same governed data, with an evidence trail that supports internal review and external assurance.
Need climate & ESG intelligence for a project that does not fit a template? Tell us the problem and one of our expert engineers will map it to an architecture.
Discovery CallESG reporting asks an organisation to state, with evidence, how much energy and water it uses, what it emits, how it treats its people and how it is governed.
In practice those figures sit in utility bills, fuel cards, building management systems, HR files and supplier questionnaires, and are gathered once a year by email and spreadsheet.
Climate and ESG software turns that annual scramble into a continuous process.
Data is collected automatically where possible, entered through controlled forms where not, validated and stored with its source. The same platform then serves operations teams, who use it to reduce consumption, and reporting teams, who use it to disclose.
Measurement is the hardest part of sustainability, and it is where Next Orbit’s IoT engineering applies directly.
Low-power, long-range sensor networks, solar-powered nodes for remote locations and integration with existing BMS and SCADA systems let a building, a plant or a distributed estate report its own consumption.
Once readings arrive reliably, analytics add value.
Anomaly detection highlights leaks and waste. Forecasting models project consumption and emissions against targets. LLM-based tools extract figures from bills and supplier documents and draft narrative sections for a person to review. ReLeaf AI, in our R&D pipeline, applies the same approach to tree cover and carbon sequestration.
Look first for traceability: can every reported figure be traced to a meter reading, a document or a named person’s entry?
Then look for flexible methodology, because emission factors and frameworks are revised and differ between regulators, exchanges and customers. Finally, check fit: a platform that cannot represent your sites, assets and structure will push you back to spreadsheets.
The UAE has a national net-zero 2050 target, and disclosure expectations for organisations continue to develop.
Next Orbit builds the data and the software; the choice of framework, the method and any assurance stay with you and your sustainability advisers, and we configure the platform to match what they specify.
How we work
5 stages, each with a deliverable you can review and sign off before the next begins.
Readiness level 1 of 5 · Idea
Reporting needs, boundaries, current data sources and gaps are established.
Readiness level 2 of 5 · Proven
Meters, sensors and integrations are specified and installed where data is missing.
Readiness level 3 of 5 · Piloted
The data model, calculations, validation rules and user roles are developed and tested.
Readiness level 4 of 5 · Deployed
Dashboards and report outputs are configured to your chosen framework.
Readiness level 5 of 5 · Operating
Analytics find savings, and targets and scenarios are tracked over time.
Tools and standards
Tools are chosen to suit the project, not the other way round. These are the ones we reach for most often; the final selection is made during solution architecture and explained in your tailored proposal.
Questions, answered
No. Next Orbit builds the monitoring, data platform and reporting tools. Framework choice, methodology and assurance are led by you and your sustainability advisers, and we implement what they specify.
The platform is configured to the framework and emission factors your organisation adopts. Calculations are defined as configurable rules, so they can be updated when requirements change.
Yes. Retrofit meters and wireless sensors can be installed in existing facilities, and data can also be taken from a building management system already in place.
Yes. We build integrations with ERP, fleet, HR and utility sources so figures are collected automatically rather than re-typed.
No. A focused first step, such as energy and water monitoring across a handful of sites, is often sensible, with wider ESG data added later.
It is scope-based, driven by the number of sites, the hardware needed, the data sources and the reporting scope. A tailored proposal follows discovery.
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What happens next
Share the problem, the systems involved and your timeline. You will hear back from an engineer, not a sales script.