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Energy data analytics

Energy data analytics means studying your power and gas use to spot waste and save money. Large sites use sensors on every machine. A small business can learn a lot from its smart meter data and a year of bills. A cafe might see that power use spikes before opening because every appliance starts at once. A studio might find heating runs on days it's closed. A venue might notice the cool room uses far more power than it should, which is often a sign of a failing seal. AI can read your bills and meter exports, compare months, and list the spikes worth checking. Fixing them is still a person's job, and sometimes it means calling a technician.

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