EU reference
Frankfurt
Using only period kWh currently available in the metering snapshot. Lifetime plug kWh is not treated as billable period energy.
Before you ask a client to fund a retrofit pilot, prove the data layer is usable: which loads can be measured, which claims are still unsafe, and what hardware must be added next.
Count only metering points that can support a first evidence pack: active kWh, live load, import/export, voltage, current, and missing bays that define the next coverage gap.
The page checks for a new snapshot every 30s. HA site readings are published by the local collector every 15 minutes.
Cost is estimated from public local tariff references. Each market can be viewed as commercial or residential; currencies are not converted into each other.
EU reference
Using only period kWh currently available in the metering snapshot. Lifetime plug kWh is not treated as billable period energy.
The useful output is a claim boundary. It tells an energy consultant or retrofit integrator what is already measurable, what is only a weak signal, and what cannot be promised to a building owner yet.
Each missing point maps to a concrete next purchase or data source. This keeps the conversation away from vague platform promises and toward a scoped diagnostic.
The IamMeter incomer is now visible. The next gap is continuous 5-minute/hourly history, uptime, and import/export validation before site-level savings claims.
Dedicated metering for the AC or heating load so the demo can separate standby, runtime, scheduling drift, and weather-normalized anomalies.
CO2, occupancy, door/window, or business-hours proxy data to explain whether power changes are operationally acceptable, not just numerically lower.
Public local tariff references first, live tariff feeds later. Cost estimates must use city-specific electricity prices, not currency conversion.
24/7 heartbeat and data-gap log per device: online rate, last seen, missing samples, firmware notes, and recovery time after a dropout.
One-page readiness score, anomaly screenshots, device matrix, and retrofit point list that a facilities manager can use in a pilot review.
A diagnostic pack turns meter coverage, load history, tariff assumptions, and missing points into a claim boundary a client can act on.
Collect power, energy, voltage, current, online state, and timestamps from installed meters at the representative site.
Score gaps: short main-meter history, duplicate rows, unavailable entities, weak HVAC boundary, missing occupancy context, and protocol coverage.
Convert the evidence into a claim boundary, retrofit point list, and one-page report a consultant can use in a client discussion.
The next useful step is a 7-14 day diagnostic: log the current points, validate import/export trends, add missing HVAC or occupancy context, and produce a claim boundary the client can review.