01 — Inventory
Map what you can actually measure
We list house meters, tenant submeters, and known gaps. Mixed-use podiums and shared plant rooms get special attention so later charts do not pretend precision the wiring cannot support.
Site reviews
Facility energy usage reporting works best when the sequence is predictable. Here is how System Gridhub moves from inventory to a pack you can present.
01 — Inventory
We list house meters, tenant submeters, and known gaps. Mixed-use podiums and shared plant rooms get special attention so later charts do not pretend precision the wiring cannot support.
02 — Intake
Utility PDFs, portal CSVs, and BMS exports arrive in whatever shape your team already uses. We clean gaps, confirm interval length, and choose a baseline window with your engineer.
03 — Field notes
Optional on-site energy walkthroughs verify meter labels, plant schedules, and late overrides. A quiet hour in the plant room often explains a spike no spreadsheet can name.
04 — Pack
Monthly totals, peak windows, and annotated load profiles land in a report structure your ownership review can open cold. We brief your lead so the first question never has to be “what am I looking at?”
05 — Cadence
When a baseline exists, monthly retainers refresh the same views. Spikes get a short call; quiet months get a short note. The cycle stays familiar so operators spend less time rebuilding the narrative.