Energy profiling, forecasting, time of day analysis, data comparisons; all of these types of energy analytics play an important role in understanding your energy estate. With this kind of information at your fingertips, optimisation becomes easier, and efficiency is vastly increased.

How Can Hark Energy Tools Help You Reduce Costs & Carbon Emissions?

Energy Profiling
Gain an understanding of your estate’s profile and usage, at an asset and meter level or at an estate-wide level.

Baselining and Forecasting
Use historic data to create forecasts and predictions of future consumption and usage. Use this to influence maintenance, procurement and asset control.

Time of Day Analysis
See when consumption rates spike and which times of day are most costly for your energy estate.

Price and Cost Analysis
Overlay energy costs to get a complete financial picture of energy spend across the estate.

Peak Consumption and Anomalous Consumption
Use advanced machine learning algorithms to understand energy profiles and create baselines, which proactively affect anomaly detection.

Degree Day Analysis
Degree days provide context on how temperature has changed throughout the day, relative to a user defined base temperature (the temperature that the heating should come on at). They can be used for both heating and cooling analysis.

Weather and External Data Comparisons
Normalise energy consumption by any external factor, ensuring your estate is performing efficiently. From sales and production, to weather and renewable power generation.

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Why Are Energy Analytics Important?

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