Ensure your team gets the credit for lower use or better demand management, even when rates are up, the bill period is long, or the weather is clouding the picture. Gridium peers in to your bills and can even capture demand savings from energy storage systems or demand response.
Know exactly why this month’s bill has changed, in dollars and percentage points, with variance summaries in your email as soon as your newest bill is online.
Gridium retrieves historical energy use and billing information from your utility, sparing you a huge data entry headache.
Gridium makes M&V easy, with noise from weather stripped out automatically. The software uses patented disaggregation to apportion savings by component, helping you verify savings even if confounding factors affected energy use during your project.
Invest in an energy efficiency project and use Gridium’s best-in-class baselines to measure and verify the savings. The software has flexible baseline and analysis periods allowing you to fine-tune your baseline and calculate savings as they improve.
Leading organizations use data to improve the accuracy of their budget forecasts, while stragglers fear energy costs as an uncontrollable expense. Gridium also helps reason through rate increases and in understanding the impacts from changes in occupancy.
Easily download bills, forecasts, and budget variances so you can plug them into financial planning tools and respond quickly to information requests from all building stakeholders.
Rather than rely on blended average rates that mix together use costs, demand costs, and time-of-use periods, Gridium incorporates a detailed rate model that understands the interaction between your pattern of energy use and the utility’s tariff rules. We even allow you to include costs from third-party power providers.
Gridium constantly updates your energy forecast throughout the year, so that you can see how you’re tracking against the budget and where you’re likely to end up when the fiscal calendar closes.
Triple the sophistication with scenario planning on 3rd-party power costs, use, and rate increases.