Prove the saving, not just the intention
See next month's bill before it lands, and show that the change you made - not a mild winter - is what moved it.
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Forecasts
Next month’s bill, before it arrives.
- Historical consumption and a forward forecast for a device, a location or the whole portfolio
- Day, month, year or a custom period, with trends and expected consumption
- Budgets, capacity planning and expected utility spend built on measured patterns
Actual vs predicted
The gap is where the story is.
- Predicted consumption plotted against what actually happened
- Abnormal patterns surfaced for you instead of hunted for
- After an intervention, the difference is the saving - measured, not asserted
Baselines that hold up
Numbers an auditor will accept.
- Weather-normalised baselines, so a mild winter is not recorded as a saving
- The measurement trail that ISO 50001 evidence is built on
- Portfolio comparisons for board and investor reporting
FAQ
Energy performance, answered
How is this different from energy management?
Energy management tells you where the energy went and what it cost. Energy performance answers the harder question - compared to what? It builds the forecast and the baseline you measure against.
How far ahead does the forecast go?
It projects the current day, month or year from historical patterns. Treat it as a planning tool rather than a promise: the value is in comparing it against what actually happens.
Does Volts certify us for ISO 50001?
No. Certification is an auditor’s job. What Volts provides is the measurement and the weather-normalised baselines that the evidence rests on - which is usually the part that is missing.
What if we have less than a year of history?
Forecasts and baselines improve as history accumulates, so the first months are directional rather than final. Most sites start reading within weeks, so the clock starts earlier than a procurement cycle would suggest.
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