Energy and water metering and billing data have a serious data processing problem -- the data cannot be processed -- it is inherently inconsistent, irregular, and incompatible; it varies by hour, by day of week, by season, and by pricing, among other things -- making it impossible for utility companies, submetering companies, and dashboard companies to process the data they provide their customers and to filter and diagnose anomalies in the data. It is akin to a doctor who can measure a patient's vital signs and deliver detailed CT and MRI scans -- but cannot filter and diagnose the anomalies in the data.
Energy users and organizations do not have the knowledge, time, and resources to filter, diagnose, and valuate anomalies in their energy and water consumption and cost data -- overlooking massive amounts of ongoing hidden waste in their energy and water consumption and costs.
E3 Analytics was established
to empower energy users to understand the changes in their energy and water consumption
and costs and to identify and valuate hidden waste in their use, prices, and related costs -- as it occurs
-- with
smart
utility dashboards that
intrinsically overcome the inherent inconsistencies, irregularities, and incompatibilities
in energy and water metering and billing
data
and
automatically filter, diagnose, and valuate anomalies in the data -- irrespective of the data source.
Why It Matters:
Energy, water, and financial resources, once wasted, cannot be recovered -- and
contribute unnecessarily to harmful carbon emissions. Therefore,
it is essential that the changes in the patterns and trends
of energy and water consumption and cost data be
analyzed
in
real-time
and anomalies in the data automatically filtered, diagnosed, and valuated -- as they occur.
Furthermore, empowering energy users to eliminate hidden waste in their energy and water consumption and costs -- as it occurs -- represents
the fastest, most efficient, and
economical way
to
combat climate change
and
save on energy expenses, as
eliminated energy waste is the cleanest power source of all, and the cheapest kilowatt-hour is the one not used.