Establish the baseline
Check what is measured, the period represented and the operating conditions behind the data.
Use schedules, trends and plant information to identify where the building deserves closer attention.
Energy visibility begins with information that can be trusted. We discuss the metering available, operating hours, occupancy and the behaviour of the controlled plant. Trend data and operator observations help identify questions to investigate, rather than providing an automatic explanation for every increase in consumption.
Check what is measured, the period represented and the operating conditions behind the data.
Examine schedules, setpoints, simultaneous plant operation and repeated alarm conditions.
Record agreed changes and compare subsequent operation with the building context in mind.
A practical review separates missing information from poor operation. A sensor issue, an overridden schedule and an unexpected tenant load need different actions. Proposed changes should consider comfort, process needs, equipment limitations and the people using the building. Savings depend on the starting condition and the changes implemented; a platform name alone cannot establish an outcome.
Use our guide to bring the existing controls, operating objectives and changeover requirements into the project brief.
Have a specific site or building in mind? Start with a conversation.
Talk to the teamNot always. Existing schedules, sensors, control settings or visibility may be the first areas to review. A survey helps distinguish adjustment, repair and replacement opportunities.
The opportunity depends on the building, baseline, plant and implementation. Any business case needs evidence, a stated methodology and a way to check the result.
Tell us the location, the task and the timescale. We’ll connect you with the relevant team.