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Features / Meters

Energy, Gas & Water — Metered Live, Kept for Years

Sensor meters on the utility meters and panels you already have turn a monthly bill into a live stream of data. See where every kilowatt-hour, therm, and gallon goes — and keep every interval in a data lakehouse for as long as you need it.

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Three Utilities, One View

The monthly bill tells you how much. Live metering tells you where, when, and why — early enough to do something about it.

Electricity
Where the power goes, and when.
  • Whole-building and panel-level consumption in 15-minute intervals
  • Peak demand tracking — the spikes that drive demand charges
  • Baseload and after-hours use that shows equipment left running
  • Circuit-level breakdown for HVAC, lighting, kitchens, and EV charging
  • Tenant and department submetering for cost allocation
Natural Gas
Heating and process load, understood.
  • Boiler, water heater, and kitchen consumption over time
  • Weather-adjusted comparison against heating degree days
  • Unusual burn at night or in shoulder seasons flagged automatically
  • Before-and-after proof when you tune or replace equipment
  • Gas and electricity side by side as you plan electrification
Water
The utility most buildings never watch.
  • Continuous flow that never drops to zero — the signature of a hidden leak
  • Running toilets, stuck valves, and irrigation left on, found in days, not on the next bill
  • Cooling tower and irrigation use tracked separately where metered
  • Per-unit or per-floor use in multi-tenant and residential buildings
  • Consumption compared building to building across the portfolio

How We Meter

No Rewiring, No Utility Appointment

We read the meters and panels already in your building, and add wireless submeters only where you need finer detail.

Clamp-On at the Panel
Split-core current sensors clip around the conductors in an electrical panel. No shutdown, no rewiring, and no utility involvement.
Pulse Readers on Existing Meters
Many water and gas meters already emit a pulse per unit of flow. A wireless reader picks it up and turns a monthly read into a live one.
Optical Utility Meter Readers
Where the electric utility meter blinks per kilowatt-hour, an optical sensor reads it — the same number your bill is based on.
Submeters Where You Need Detail
When you need a tenant, a floor, or a single piece of equipment metered on its own, we add a dedicated wireless submeter.

Reporting

The Numbers Finance and Compliance Ask For

Metering data does more than find waste. It answers the questions that arrive every quarter and every reporting season.

Benchmarking
Monthly totals for ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager and local benchmarking ordinances, ready when reporting season arrives.
Building Performance Standards
Cities and states from New York to Denver now cap building emissions. Interval data shows where you stand long before the deadline.
Tenant Cost Recovery
Bill tenants and departments on measured use instead of square-foot estimates — fairer, and easier to defend.
Proof of Savings
Retrofits, retro-commissioning, and schedule changes measured against a real baseline, so the savings can be shown — not estimated.

Long-Term Data

A Data Lakehouse for Every Meter Reading

Utility bills keep twelve months at monthly resolution, and most BMS trend logs overwrite themselves within weeks. Gostly writes every meter interval to a data lakehouse instead — open, low-cost storage that stays organized enough to query years later.

Every Interval, for Years
Readings stay at the resolution they were captured — not rolled up into monthly averages or aged out to save space.
Year over Year, Building by Building
Compare this January with the last three, or one building's baseload with the rest of the portfolio, in one query.
Reports From the Source
Benchmarking totals, savings reports, and tenant allocations built from the raw intervals, so every number traces back to a reading.
Ask in Plain Language
Which buildings use the most water per square foot? What did the chiller retrofit save? Ask, and get an answer drawn from your whole history.

Every plan includes the last 14 days of meter data. The Expanded Operations plan adds the long-term lakehouse, so history builds up from the day your meters go live.

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Find Out Where Your Utility Budget Goes

Send us a recent utility bill and a panel schedule. We'll show you what we would meter first and what you should expect to learn in the first month.

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