Weather is a combination of temperature, as measured with dry-bulb readings, and humidity, as measured with wet-bulb readings.
Dry-bulb temperature is the reading from a standard thermostat.
Similar to dry-bulb, of course, but wet-bulb temperature is the reading from a thermostat wrapped in a wetted wick.
For now, Snapmeter’s weather analytics do not include cloud cover or whether or not it’s raining.
Gridium uses historical data from your buildings to forecast future energy use and costs. However, the past isn’t a perfect guide to the future. You can use the Gridium budget forecast as is, without further modification, or you can treat it as a starting point onto which you can layer further planning assumptions. This guide will help you understand the forecast and make any desired updates.
This new feature of SDG&E’s website will cause more headaches for commercial customers than it will solve.
Snapmeter’s ease of use and powerful analytics now extend to natural gas data to help spot richer efficiency opportunities