Energy Monitoring
Custom sensor and data-acquisition systems that measure how your building actually performs — around the clock, not once a month on a utility bill.
Know what your building is doing right now
Continuous sensors measure electrical consumption, thermal performance, and indoor environment quality, feeding live dashboards with anomaly alerts. It is unique insight on its own. Paired with thermal imagery, it separates controls problems from envelope problems and proves whether a fix actually saved energy.
- Live dashboard access
- Anomaly alerts when consumption or conditions drift
- M&V-grade evidence for capital planning
Three data streams, one picture
Electrical consumption
Sub-metered loads and demand, so you see which systems drive the bill and when.
Thermal performance
Surface and air temperatures across the envelope and mechanical systems, tracked against outdoor conditions.
Indoor environment
Temperature, humidity, and air-quality trends where occupants actually are.
Pair it with thermal imaging
An infrared inspection shows where the envelope is losing heat. Monitoring shows what that costs over time and whether a repair delivered. Together they tell you whether the fix is a control adjustment or an envelope repair — and verify the savings after the work is done.
- Separate a controls problem from an envelope problem
- Target repairs where they'll actually move the meter
- Measure and verify savings after every intervention
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Common questions
Can I use energy monitoring without inspections — or vice versa?
Yes. Each capability stands on its own. Energy monitoring delivers unique, continuous insight into how your building actually performs, and infrared inspection delivers a point-in-time envelope assessment. Used together, the two data streams go deeper — separating a controls problem from an envelope problem, and verifying that a fix actually saved energy.
How is this different from a basic energy audit?
A standard energy audit reviews utility bills and equipment specs. We capture the actual thermal performance of your building envelope with calibrated imaging, revealing specific defect locations that an audit based on paperwork alone will miss. Think of it as the difference between reviewing design drawings and measuring the as-built performance.
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