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UtilityAnalysis.com covers utility data analysis: usage breakdowns, rate modeling, benchmarking, and anomaly detection for homes, businesses, and portfolios.
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What Utility Analysis Does
About analyzing utility data — usage patterns, rate structures, and bills — to show homes and businesses where their energy and water spending actually goes.
Split a bill into heating, cooling, hot water, and plug loads to see what dominates.
Test your usage against alternative tariffs — time-of-use, tiered, flat — before switching.
Compare consumption to similar homes and buildings to know whether yours runs high.
Spot leaks, failing equipment, and meter errors as spikes in the data.
Roll up usage and cost across many sites to rank buildings by savings potential.
Turn interval data into charts and one-page summaries decision-makers can act on.
How Utility Analysis Works
Collect bills and meter readings — a year of history is the baseline.
Break down usage, model alternative rates, and benchmark against peers.
Fix the anomalies and rate mismatches the numbers point to, then re-measure.
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At minimum, twelve months of bills. Better: interval data from a smart meter, which shows usage by hour and makes patterns and anomalies visible.
The usual culprits are oversized heating and cooling loads, always-on equipment, wrong rate classes, and leaks — each visible as a distinct pattern in the data.
No. The same methods scale down to a single home; the difference is only how much data and how many meters are involved.
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