The t-mac system received a SMART award for innovation in November 2002 from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTi), which provided the company with a £75,000 grant to begin development of the t-mac device.

The t-macENERGY system, a customised version of t-mac to monitor ENERGY use, is accredited by the Carbon Trust and included on its Energy Technology List. The Carbon Trust is a UK government organisation that advises business and the public sector on how to cut carbon emissions and reduce the impact of climate change.

t-macENERGY, received inclusion on the Energy Technology List for its ability to act as a remote data logging tool for businesses to enable them to identify opportunities to reduce unnecessary energy use. Using the device can also help businesses comply with government regulations to prove that their energy use falls within acceptable guidelines and in addition, provide the required 10-year history log of energy use.

The Carbon Trust accreditation allows for UK companies investing in the t-mac system to apply for 100% capital allowance during their first year in investment.