Energy Monitoring System
Cloud and on-premise telemetry platform ingesting live device data with real-time consumption dashboards.
An industrial operator was paying for energy it could not attribute to anything.
Meters existed across the operator's facilities, but readings were collected monthly by a technician with a clipboard and aggregated into one figure per site. Nobody could say which line, floor or piece of equipment was responsible for a spike, so efficiency projects were argued about rather than measured.
Some facilities could not send data off-premise for policy reasons, which ruled out a cloud-only product. The same platform had to run in the operator's own environment for those sites and in the cloud for the rest, without maintaining two codebases.
What we built, and why in that order
“For the first time an efficiency claim comes with a chart instead of an argument.”
The operator now measures efficiency work instead of estimating it.
Baseline comparisons made two long-running assumptions falsifiable in the first quarter: one machine was drawing far more at idle than anyone believed, and a scheduled process was running outside its window. Both were fixed from dashboard evidence, and the consumption reduction that followed is attributed to specific equipment.
The platform has expanded to further facilities and now feeds the operator's sustainability reporting directly. Their internal team runs the deployments; we handle new device integrations and schema changes as the estate grows.
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