MET-02 · Whole-building meter

Baseload creeping up over time

The minimum nightly demand has been trending upward across the analysis window.

Measured at the meterMeter dataMedium effort

What does MET-02 mean?

The minimum nightly demand has been trending upward across the analysis window.

Why does it matter?

Usually signals 'ratcheting' — new always-on loads being added without being noticed. A 5% baseload creep per year compounds fast.

What should you do?

Cross-reference the trend onset with known commissioning, IT changes, or equipment installs. Walk the building to find the new always-on circuits.

How Energy Agent prices a finding

Written by Pelorus Engineering · Brent Waluzak, P.E. (FL), President, Pelorus EngineeringLast updated

Screening-level estimates; confirm with measurement and verification before capital commitment.

See these rules run on your building.

Send twelve months of interval data and a BAS trend export. Energy Agent returns a ranked list of what is wasting money, what each item is worth per year at your tariff, and what to do about it.