Open energy management equipment is an infrastructure used to measure, control, and optimize energy use in order to reduce energy consumption and costs. It can also be used to monitor energy consumption and generate reports for stakeholders. Open energy management equipment typically consists of hardware, software and communication networks which allow the user to monitor and control energy consumption in real-time. The hardware components of open energy management equipment are often referred to as sensors, controllers and actuators. These components measure and control the energy consumption of the facility, while the software and communication networks enable the user to access the data and control the equipment remotely. The data collected by the open energy management equipment is then used to optimize energy consumption and help the user to reduce their energy costs. Open energy management equipment is an important tool for businesses and organizations to better manage their energy consumption and reduce their energy costs.