BuildingPulse

A meter, a dashboard, and four answers.

BuildingPulse is for the people who pay a building's electric bill: owners, property teams, and facilities staff. It answers four questions every utility cycle: what is my demand doing, how much energy will we use, what is our footprint, and what will the bill be.

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BuildingPulse 250 Royall Street · All Tenants

This month's peak 79 kW Wed, Jul 1 · 12:30 PM

This month's goal 85 kW Stay under this for the month.

Every Utility Cycle

Four answers. The bill is the headline.

Live demand and charts are not the point. The bill is. Each card below is the real thing: the same four projections our customers watch, streaming read-only from a live building on the same feed as our public demo dashboard.

What is my demand doing?

Demand outlook, 36 hours ahead

A self-learning forecast of the building's next 36 hours, banded by confidence, with the demand limit and the cycle peak on the same axis. Flip to The Grid for ISO‑NE's week of system peaks.

Demo data Demand outlook

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0 kWLimit 85 kW

How much energy will we use?

Projected usage, before the month ends

Twelve months of usage with this month's projection drawn in before the meter finishes reading it, against the monthly goal. The trend is the tell: creeping baseload shows up here first.

Demo data Projected usage

- kWh this month

Last month-

Monthly goal-

What is our footprint?

Projected emissions, hour by hour

Building usage priced against live ISO‑NE grid carbon intensity, because the same kilowatt-hour is cleaner at 3 AM than on a hot afternoon. Totals translate into gallons, miles, and seedlings.

Demo data Projected emissions

- tons CO₂e

Building emissions rate

7 days agoNow

Your emissions Grid: Clean Moderate Elevated High

On track to roughly equal

-gallons of gasoline

-miles driven

-tree seedlings / year

What is the bill doing?

Projected bill, before it arrives

The month's spend so far and where it lands, split into usage cost and demand charge. Flip between this month, last month, and this month last year. The first of the month stops being a surprise.

Demo data Projected electric bill

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Cost breakdown

Usage cost -

Demand charge -

Dive Deeper

Every read on the building, live.

These are the real dive-deeper views from the BuildingPulse dashboard, streaming read-only from a live building. They rotate on their own. Hover, tap, or drag any chart and it hands you the controls, then picks back up when you let go.

Where Your Energy Goes

An estimated split of your electricity into always-on baseline, weather-driven HVAC, and lights & plugs.

Weekday vs. Weekend

Average demand by time of day, weekdays against weekends.

After-Hours Energy

The share of your electricity used nights (7p–7a) and weekends. A building that never settles down would sit near 64%.

…Typical

Deep night setbackRuns flat 24/7

…Avg after-hours

…Avg open-hours

…After-hours / mo

Hourly Energy Heatmap

When the building uses the most power. Each column is a day, each row an hour. Step back through the months.

LowHigh (kW)

Load Duration Curve

How often demand is high vs. low. Tall on the left means a few brief peaks; long on the right means a steady draw.

Typical Day Profile

A weekday's average shape (colored by demand) compared with a weekend's quieter baseline.

Grid Emissions

… lb/MWh CO₂e: what's been powering New England for the last seven days.

CO₂e Intensity Heatmap

When New England's electricity carries the most carbon. Each column is a day, each row an hour. Darker means a dirtier grid.

LowHigh (lb/MWh)

Monthly Carbon Trend

Your building's monthly CO₂e footprint, with average grid intensity shown for context.

Bill Savings Forecaster

Drag demand and usage to see how trimming each changes your monthly bill, compared with last month.

Peak demand… kW

Last month

Current pace

Usage… kWh

Last month

Current pace

Each slider starts at this month's pace and snaps to the markers. Drag left to model a trim.

Projected bill

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Energy …Demand …

Your Daily Spend

Energy cost per day this cycle. The demand charge comes on top, once per month.

Cost History

The energy portion of your bill, month by month, estimated at your current $/kWh rate. The monthly demand charge is billed on top and isn't shown here.

See it running on a real building.

The sample dashboard runs on the same labeled demo data as every card above. Open it, then schedule a walkthrough and watch BuildingPulse read a building FMC actually watches.

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