Compliance hub
Compliance that runs on real data.
Not quarterly audits.
EPBD 2026 turned building automation into a legal requirement. BREEAM, LEED and Nordic Swan are the voluntary ratings on top. Explore reads your existing sensors continuously and produces the evidence each one asks for.
EPBD 2026 · BACS mandate
EPBD 2026 requires automated controls. Most buildings only half-comply.
Cross 290 kW of heating, cooling or ventilation plant and a Building Automation and Control System is now mandatory, not optional.
What a compliant BACS must do
Four functions. Explore covers each one.
Monitor, log and analyse energy use
Explore logs every meter and sensor continuously. The log is your evidence. This is the metering backbone of energy management for commercial buildings.
Benchmark efficiency and detect losses
Most portfolios miss thisExplore baselines each system and flags efficiency drift. Capturing data alone doesn't meet this clause.
Detect faults and flag them to an operator
Faults reach a named operator in a ranked queue, with the context to act.
Communicate across systems and vendors
Explore reads BACnet, Modbus, OPC UA and the rest. One layer over a mixed-vendor estate.
See your building against the 290 kW requirement.
Bring your building. We'll map your live BACS coverage against the 290 kW line, on a sample of your data.
Not ready for a demo? Read the full EPBD 2026 explainer
Voluntary certifications
BREEAM, LEED and Nordic Swan.
Voluntary ratings, not law. Explore collects the evidence from the same sensors and keeps it current.
All frameworks · one foundation
Same engine. Same sensors. Different evidence.
A modern building is in three frameworks at once. Explore reads the sensors once and produces the evidence each framework expects, in its own vocabulary.
Before you ask
Common questions
BREEAM, LEED and Nordic Swan want continuous, traceable evidence, not a spreadsheet assembled once a year. FrostLogic Explore reads your building's own meters and sensors and scores performance against the thresholds each scheme sets, as it happens, so the evidence is ready when the assessor asks. It exports on request, with every figure tied to a timestamp and a source. That is the difference between hunting for proof and downloading it.
Energy codes and certifications ask for the same thing: proof that the building performs, continuously, with data you can stand behind. Explore watches the building automation behaviour the EPBD and EN ISO 52120 (BACS) framework expects, benchmarks against the building's own history, and flags control drift early, before it becomes a finding. Every number traces back to a signal, so an audit turns into an export. It runs alongside your certification workflow rather than replacing it.
Bring your certification. We'll show you the live coverage.
20-minute demo against a sample of your data.