Utility data made visible, structured and useful.
Collection, validation and presentation of electricity, water and thermal energy consumption across sites and tenants.
Discuss this solutionStart with the operating requirement.
We connect meters and data systems to provide useful consumption histories, portfolio views and exception visibility. This creates a stronger information layer for facilities, sustainability and cost-management teams.
Final functionality depends on the selected equipment, available interfaces, licensing, network environment, commissioning and contracted project scope.
What the solution can include.
Every item is confirmed against the project's equipment, interfaces and responsibilities.
Important project considerations.
- 01
Meter type, accuracy class and communications
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Data quality, gaps and validation
- 03
Tenant, unit or cost-centre hierarchy
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Ownership, retention and reporting requirements
Useful answers before we scope.
Which utilities can be monitored?+
Typical projects involve electricity, water, heat or cooling energy. Final coverage depends on the meters, interfaces and collection architecture.
Can existing meters be connected?+
Potentially. We first verify the meter model, communications module, protocol, access and data available.
Is utility monitoring the same as billing?+
No. Monitoring makes consumption data available. Billing also requires tariffs, allocation rules, validation, approvals and clearly defined legal and commercial processes.