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How are Companies Using Energy Analytics to Save Money Today?

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In many industries, Big Data and the Internet of Things are still buzzwords (Gartner has IoT at the “Peak of Inflated Expectations” in their latest Hype Cycle analysis).  The ability of energy analytics, however, to analyze and integrate large quantities of data from previously disconnected systems is having a transformative impact already.  By dissecting and analyzing real-time and historical facility, utility and electricity grid data, energy analytics software (EAS) can identify hidden cost drivers and operational inefficiencies previously invisible to most companies.

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Looking at Energy Costs for Operational Efficiencies

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When reducing operating costs, many methods come with unintended consequences, such as layoffs or budget reductions.  While any cost reduction improves short-term profitability, companies need to consider risks that are difficult to quantify, such as the impact of employee morale and customer experience, which directly affect long-term profitability and revenue growth.

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What Is a Microgrid and Why Should I Care?

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Behind the scenes of your electricity typically lies a complex web of public and private energy companies that produce and distribute power that ultimately arrives at your business through power lines. While it may seem like just your utility company is responsible for delivering your power, these utility companies are connected to large regional power grids, which are the power lines and related equipment that move power from one point to another.

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How to Prepare for the Future of Sustainability

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A great leadership challenge is upon us. Stalwart organizations, upstart innovators and concerned citizens alike can take the lead in grappling with, advancing and fulfilling the new sustainability orientation now emerging across the globe.  Taking short term steps now could advance broad goals for humanity.

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Why Real-Time Data Dwarfs Historical Data

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In an age with an unprecedented amount of data being generated, there’s plenty of material for businesses to work with. Yet all data is not created equal, as real-time data is often significantly more useful than historical data in making accurate decisions.

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