As a national leader in energy justice through mass-scale benchmarking of residential buildings, Res-Intel is defining new ways to bring energy efficiency (EE) improvements to underserved communities. Here are some of our recent insights and results.
Most building energy benchmarking projects are stuck in the stone age: crude, inaccurate and inefficient. Res-Intel’s Benchmark.AI™ toolset uses artificial intelligence to generate precise energy efficiency recommendations at a fraction of the cost of prior-generation benchmarking tools. See how Res-Intel can help your energy efficiency program evolve.
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Along with the Electric Power Research Institute, Hitachi, and Berkeley Labs, Res-Intel presented its tools for reducing greenhouse gas emissions through Artificial Intelligence at the virtual Electric Program Investment Charge (EPIC) forum
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Utilities can now easily identify opportunities in multi-family buildings to reduce electricity consumption through demand response programs and simple efficiency upgrades. Res-Intel’s Benchmark.AI™ toolset can audit thousands of residences in just a few seconds; a traditional energy audit for a multi-family building can take weeks. See how it works.
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Low-income and historically marginalized households have much higher energy burdens than other households. With Res-Intel’s Benchmark.AI toolset, utilities and governments can easily identify low-income apartments that are predicted to qualify for subsidized energy efficiency retrofits. We’re making energy justice easier, learn how.
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Res-Intel’s Energize! energy efficiency (EE) solution utilizes data-driven outreach and best-in-class behavioral strategies to optimize EE program results and save energy in the residential building sector. The combination of information and motivation is designed to dramatically increase program participation and deliver deep energy savings.
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Res-Intel is working with Southern California Edison (SCE), one of the largest electric utilities in the country, to benchmark the electricity consumption of its multi-family residential properties.
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Res-Intel beat out considerable competition to become San Diego Gas and Electric’s (SDG&E) net metered energy consumption (NMEC) program evaluator.
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