Site reviews

A steady cycle from meters to the ownership brief

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.

Facility engineer reviewing printed load charts in a dim corridor

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.

02 — Intake

Collect statements and interval extracts

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

Walk when the numbers need a witness

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

Visual summaries operators can present

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

Keep the story current

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.