THE E3 BUILDING PULSE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM™

E3 transforms utility billing data into Cost-to-Cause Diagnostic Intelligence™ — automatically diagnosing and quantifying invisible operational and financial inefficiencies in energy and water utilization and costs — as they emerge — from the whole organization to the smallest account.

COST-TO-CAUSE DIAGNOSTIC INTELLIGENCE™

Basic Concept: E3 automatically links cost variances relative to historical baselines to corresponding changes in their underlying causes — usage, power utilization, pricing, and billing — to determine what changed, why it changed, and the resulting financial impact.


COST → CAUSE → FINANCIAL IMPACT

FOUR DOMAINS. ONE DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM.

POWER UTILIZATION — Load factor issues

USAGE — Water leaks, steam leaks, metering issues.
PRICING — Distribution and commodity pricing anomalies.
BILLING — Overestimated consumption, erroneous charges, uncredited payments and allowances.


Traditional systems treat these as separate problems. E3 diagnoses them through a single Cost-to-Cause framework.

HOW IT WORKS FOR THE CUSTOMER

  1. THE DIAGNOSTIC CHECKUP PHASE: Establish historical baselines and identify existing inefficiencies.
  2. THE ONGOING MONTHLY PULSE DIAGNOSTIC PHASE: Detect, diagnose, and quantify emerging inefficiencies before losses compound.


No new meters. No audits. No hardware.

UNIQUE BENEFITS

Beyond supporting billing accuracy, procurement, planning, and reporting, the E3 Building Pulse Diagnostic System™ provides the following unique benefits — with nothing to install and no new system to learn:


  1. Diagnosis and quantification of invisible operational and financial inefficiencies — as they emerge.
  2. Timely diagnostic intelligence, every billing cycle — so you can act before losses compound into unrecoverable costs.
  3. The missing link between facility operations and utility costs — operators can't see the financial impact of their decisions; managers can't see the operational cause of their costs.  E3 connects the two.
  4. A clear breakdown of the changes in utility costs and their underlying causal domains, from the whole organization to the smallest account — isolates cost drivers to distinguish market-driven rate shifts from operational variances within your control to fix.
  5. An integrated diagnostic framework — changes in power utilization, usage, pricing, and billing analyzed through a single diagnostic framework, rather than through separate vendors and tools.  A cause without its cost can’t be prioritized; a cost without its cause can’t be fixed. Integration makes both actionable.