The Impact of Submetering Depth on Energy Savings
This peer-reviewed research paper analyzes the effect of submetering depth on energy savings achievable through energy analytics implementations.
The study provides empirical evidence for the relationship between the granularity of energy monitoring (how many points are metered and at what level of detail) and the magnitude of energy savings that can be identified and realized.
The findings support the case for investing in deeper, more granular submetering as a pathway to greater energy efficiency, providing quantitative data that facility managers and building owners can use to justify metering investments.
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