Platform / Measurement & verification

Savings measured against each building’s own baseline

Every fix and every project is measured against a baseline learned from how the building ran before. The report shows what changed, what it cost and whether the saving lasted. Reports are generated automatically, and every line traces back to metered data.

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What is measurement and verification (M&V)?

Measurement and verification is how you show an energy saving with meter data. You establish a baseline for how much energy the building would have used, measure what it actually used after a change, and report the difference. Edviro does this continuously, for every fix and project, against a baseline adjusted for weather and schedule.

How it works

Baseline

A model is fitted to the building’s meter data, weather, schedules and tariffs.

Measure

From the day a fix lands, actual consumption is tracked against the baseline.

Report

The report gives the difference, the method and whether the saving held.

Persist

Savings are re-checked over 90 days. If they don’t hold, the work reopens.

Plan

Verified results go into the capital plan as evidence.

What you get

Continuous checksEach fix is verified when it lands and re-checked afterwards.

Work orders tooA closed work order has to show in the data that the problem stopped.

Audit-gradeEvery line in a report traces to metered data and a documented baseline.

Reports for the boardElectricity, gas, carbon and cost saved. Each report is signed off by a named engineer or facilities director.

Yearly goalsSet energy, budget and CO₂ targets for each year against a baseline year. Progress is tracked from meter data.

ForecastsDemand and 12-month energy forecasts with confidence bands, compared with actuals as they come in.

Tied to projectsA report can stand alone or be tied to an efficiency project such as an LED retrofit, an HVAC upgrade or solar.

Bill-level detailEach utility bill is broken down into energy, demand, fixed charges and credits.

What we’ve measured so far

Edviro has saved customers $500K and runs at 134 sites.

Detected

$400,000 in gas overbilling

At one high school, Edviro detected $400,000 in gas overbilling against its weather-adjusted baseline.

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Method

How we get the number

Savings are measured against a baseline fitted to the site’s metered data, weather, schedules and tariffs.

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Related parts of Edviro

Building intelligenceThe same baseline is what detects the problem in the first place.→Work ordersEvery order ends with a verification check.→Capital planningProjected savings are checked against what actually happened.→

Common questions

How is an energy baseline created?

Edviro fits a model to the building’s historical and live meter data, accounting for weather, schedules, occupancy and tariffs. Every fix and project is measured against it.

What makes M&V audit-grade or board-ready?

Every reported saving ties back to measured data and a documented baseline, so someone outside the team can check how the number was reached.

How does Edviro know its fixes actually saved energy?

It checks the meter data and the bill against the baseline. If a change didn’t deliver, Edviro flags it, and it isn’t counted as a saving.

Does verification apply to work orders or only energy projects?

Both. A closed work order that came from a detected problem has to show the condition stopped, or it reopens with the evidence. Retrofits and capital projects get the same check.

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