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E3 Analytics provides the E3 Building Pulse Diagnostic System™ — a subscription-based integrated building diagnostic intelligence system powered by Utility Cost-to-Cause Diagnostic Intelligence™. It automatically detects, diagnoses, and quantifies invisible inefficiencies by simultaneously analyzing four traditionally separate diagnostic disciplines: power utilization, equipment, pricing, and billing — revealing power utilization issues, equipment issues, pricing issues, and billing issues — as they emerge.

Implementation is straightforward and consists of two phases:


  1. THE CHECKUP PHASE:
     
  • Establishes contextual baselines for usage, power utilization, pricing, and cost patterns.
  • Links rates of change in cost patterns to the rates of change in their underlying causal factors.
  • Delivers operational intelligence on where costs can be cut and savings can be made.

  1. THE ONGOING [MONTHLY] OPTIMIZATION PHASE: 

  • Tracks and correlates rates of change in energy and water usage, power utilization, pricing, and number of billing days relative to established baselines — on an ongoing monthly basis.


  • Diagnoses and quantifies power utilization issues, equipment issues, pricing issues, and billing issues — as they emerge.



DEMO: E3 Building Pulse Diagnostic System™

In addition to supporting energy purchases, utility planning and budgeting, and the filing of mandated energy reports, the E3 Building Pulse Diagnostic System™ provides the following unique advantages: 

  1. Structured, automatic detection, diagnosis, and quantification of:
  2. Power utilization issues
  3. Water leaks
  4. Steam leaks
  5. Metering problems
  6. Pricing issues
  7. Over-estimated consumption
  8. Erroneous charges
  9. Uncredited payments, discounts, and allowances
  10. Understanding the monthly changes in utility costs — from a whole organization to the smallest account.
  11. Measuring the effectiveness of implemented energy-saving measures.
  12. Providing strategic insights into where costs can be cut and savings can be made.
  13. Enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of energy managers and operating engineers.