Building-level interval electrical submetering telemetry

Name: Building-level interval electrical submetering telemetry — continuous 24x7x365 kWh/kW interval reads, power-quality captures, energy-capacity headroom, plus generator and automatic-transfer-switch run-hour logs across higher-education campuses, hospitals, data centers, municipal utilities and high-tech fabs
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Building-level interval electrical submetering telemetry — continuous 24x7x365 kWh/kW interval reads, power-quality captures, energy-capacity headroom, plus generator and automatic-transfer-switch run-hour logs across higher-education campuses, hospitals, data centers, municipal utilities and high-tech fabs

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Industry: Application SoftwareElectrical Components & Equipment
Instruments: equities
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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (time-series interval meter readings plus structured alarm/event records; web portal and iOS app delivery)
Volume: Very large — one 50-building campus with ~500 sub-meters at 15-minute intervals yields roughly 175M readings per year; with unlimited historical storage per tenant, archive across all verticals plausibly reaches billions of rows
Users: ~1K-5K named portal users (inferred from a 4-person vendor deploying campus/hospital/data-center tenants where portal access is shared with faculty, staff, students and stakeholders — each tenant contributes hundreds of seats)
History: 10 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — NovaVue 7.0 release page published, six distinct vertical industry pages, ongoing blog and whitepaper/eBook production
Launched: ~2014-2017 (inferred — on-site logo assets dated February 2019 while the platform is already at major version 7.0, which implies several release cycles before 2019)
Delivery: not stated
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