For Data Centers
Noda works as a virtual building engineer across data center portfolios, cutting cooling energy and emissions within each facility's operating limits.

Noda helps data center operators, REITs, and infrastructure investors cut cooling energy and emissions while holding to the operating parameters each facility commits to.
Data center cooling plants run around the clock, so a small inefficiency costs money every hour of the year. Noda's AI agents find chilled water plant changes, such as more free cooling hours and a higher plant delta T, and write up each one as a Project with its estimated annual savings.
Explore the Intelligence LayerNoda's fault detection watches the cooling units serving each data hall for discharge temperatures above setpoint, hunting valves and dampers, and airflow imbalances, so engineers can fix them while there's still margin.
Explore the platformNoda brings BMS, metering, and IT load data from each facility into one model, so operators can compare PUE, energy intensity, and carbon performance across a portfolio.
Explore the Independent Data LayerNoda measures each completed Project against a weather-adjusted baseline and keeps the energy and emissions record behind it, ready for ESG disclosures and investor reporting.
See Noda for sustainability teamsNoda's changes lower energy spend without loosening the service levels each facility guarantees.
One view of energy, cooling, and equipment performance across mission-critical facilities.
Plant and cooling performance data across sites informs capacity planning as IT load grows.








Noda connects to BMS, metering systems, and IT load monitoring over BACnet/IP, Modbus, or MQTT through the Noda LaunchPad, a secure on‑premises gateway.
A South Florida luxury oceanfront resort was running all three CHW pumps at 90–100% speed during dual-chiller operation, a textbook overpumping signature. Bypass testing confirmed flow capacity, so dropping DP from 25 to 21 and removing the third pump from sequence cut 335,000 kWh annually.
Noda's recommendations go to the facility's engineering team, and the team decides which to accept. Each recommendation is scoped to the operating parameters the facility already holds to.
Yes. With IT load monitoring connected alongside the BMS and meters, Noda tracks PUE by site and across a portfolio.
The Noda LaunchPad, a gateway on the facility network, reads the trend data the BMS and monitoring systems already record. The BMS keeps its existing programming.
Noda serves data center operators, REITs, and infrastructure investors, from facilities and engineering teams to the sustainability teams reporting on Scope 1 and 2.
Continuous analysis of cooling and power across every site.
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