With its behavioural patterns and consumption metrics, smart meter data is a valuable source of information with benefits which stretch across the electricity supply chain. It enables network owners to balance grid load, allows utilities to better forecast demand based on behavioural profiling and offers greater control to the consumer over their own supply in real-time.
In our Smart Meter Data hub, find out how smart meter data is helping drive the energy industry closer towards more widespread adoption of innovative customer-centric Energy-as-a-Service business models.
API hub Maintaining grid stability with smart meter data analytics The solar market is booming. According to a report by industry association SolarPower Europe, 2019 saw a 100% increase in the market, the strongest growth year since 2010. As demand for clean energy increases and renewables push forward with greater
API hub Putting energy suppliers in the driving seat with smart meter data What is smart meter data? Let’s start by going back to basics. A smart meter is a device which records energy consumption in residential or commercial buildings, usually every 30 minutes, and passes that data back to
API hub The value of real-time energy data for the energy industry We sat down with re.alto’s Business Development Manager Jean-Pierre Hagen to get his thoughts on real-time energy data, including the importance of real-time data analytics, why the energy industry is lagging behind and how access to real-time data
API hub Data on demand: Exploring Data-as-a-Service and energy What is an ‘as-a-Service’ model? The ‘as-a-Service’ business model first emerged in the late 90s, driven initially by the technology sector and Software-as-a-Service. It represented a paradigm shift in how businesses answered the needs of their customers, transforming from the traditional
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