Hourly data, night loads and what happens when a building gets to show how it behaves at 3 am.
The night level was 47 percent of the daytime load even though the terminals stood still between 1 and 5 am. Six months later it is 24 percent, and the electricity bill SEK 410,000 lower per year.
Read the post →An air handler running six hours too long costs a few hundred kronor a night. The fault repeats 365 times a year. Here are the five loads we find most often, and what they cost.
Read the post →The night level is the average between midnight and 5 am divided by the day’s peak load. One number per building is enough to know which one to look at first.
Read the post →Most organisations follow their electricity use through one number a month. That number shows how much, never when, and the waste hides in the when.
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