Gridium Energy Model first place in LBNL Shootout
Assessment of Automated Measurement and Verification (M&V) Methods
Currently half the world lives in a city; soon 70% will. Buildings use 40% of the world’s electricity. In the U.S. alone, the value of commercial real estate tops a trillion dollars. And much of this asset class is still run with spreadsheets, clipboards, and outdated software.
Meanwhile, building operators are being asked to do more with less. Mobile workforces, climbing energy costs, complex IT needs, and rising occupant expectations are forcing operational staff to find better ways to work.
Gridium crafts beautiful, easy-to-use tools for the way buildings work now: mobile, always-on, and data-driven. Whether you are managing energy use, coordinating vendors, or communicating with occupants, your software should make your job simpler, not more complex.
Assessment of Automated Measurement and Verification (M&V) Methods
What is the greatest challenge facing the energy industry over the next 5 years?
Utilities are collecting unprecedented amounts of information from millions of smart meters installed in recent years
In order to break through the noise, startup Gridium is focusing on simplicity with its latest product offering.
In just a few words, can you talk a little bit more about what problem your company is solving?
The 2013 Global Cleantech 100 List
Kilroy has seen a great return on investment with its data management vendor, Gridium, which compiles the weekly emails for Neff. Gridium also uses weather data to anticipate peak demand days, notifying Kilroy to reduce its electrical usage in advance of peak summer periods. The vendor has helped Kilroy save 402,407 kilowatt hours and $77,642… Read More
There will be petabytes of smart meter data emerging in the coming years, which means there will be a growing need for new tools to analyze and make sense of all that data.