EnergyCAP’s recent State of Utilities survey makes one thing clear: utility costs are rising. Aging infrastructure, new loads including data centers, and rate increases are all adding pressu...
Monthly utility bills tell you what you paid but interval data reveals why it happened. This webinar introduces interval data, typically 15-minute or hourly usage, and explains how drilling into these data sets uncovers patterns hidden in monthly totals. Participants will learn how to identify load spikes, off-schedule operation, simultaneous heating and cooling, and equipment behavior that drives peak demand and unnecessary cost. The session connects these insights directly to demand charges, helping attendees understand how short, avoidable events can dominate an entire month’s utility bill.
The webinar also explores how interval data enables effective demand response strategies. Attendees will learn how to evaluate load flexibility, identify controllable systems, and prepare buildings to reduce or shift load during peak periods or grid events. Practical examples show how combining interval data with BAS controls and utility signals allows organizations to respond confidently without compromising comfort or operations.
The key takeaway is that interval data turns energy management into an operational advantage. When data is centralized, visualized, and acted upon, organizations gain the ability to control peaks, reduce demand costs, participate in demand response programs, and build a more resilient, cost-effective energy strategy.