Peak Demand
Review energy demand and propose pre-cooling or staged loads within equipment and comfort limits.
View listingReview energy demand and propose pre-cooling or staged loads within equipment and comfort limits.
View listingCompares inverter production with the yield irradiance and temperature predict. Proposes a cleaning or inspection work order when it lags.
View listingReads battery state of charge, the site load forecast, and day-ahead prices, and proposes tomorrow's charge and discharge schedule.
View listingEach utility invoice checked against interval meter data and the rate on file, with a dispute or corrected payable proposed for mismatches.
View listingFlexible building loads and EV charging shifted into the hours the grid runs cleanest, with the estimate recorded for your reporting.
View listingReads EV charger sessions and the site meter, and proposes per-charger current limits that keep total load under the service capacity.
View listingCompares each zone's measured light with its target, sky cover, and occupancy. Proposes dimming schedule changes for approval.
View listingBuilds each vehicle's overnight charge schedule from state of charge, departure time, and tariff periods, and proposes it to the depot lead.
View listingTurns a demand-response event notice into a curtailment plan for the event window, checked against meters and equipment state.
View listingWatches inverter output, site load, and the utility's export limit or price signal, and proposes an active-power cap on the solar inverters.
View listingReads tank level sensors, generator run hours, NWS alerts, and open purchase orders, and proposes a fuel delivery when reserve runs short.
View listingReads the generator run log, the CMMS test interval, air-quality forecasts, and occupancy, and proposes a test slot with its work order.
View listingPicks each morning's HVAC start time from overnight zone temperatures, the forecast, and the occupancy schedule, and proposes it.
View listingReactive demand read from your power meters against the tariff's power-factor clause, with capacitor bank staging or a work order proposed.
View listingDeferrable production runs moved to cheaper hours on the wholesale day-ahead curve, with the real-time price watched after approval.
View listingTwelve months of interval data priced against every eligible rate at your utility, with a switch request proposed when one costs less.
View listingEquipment found running outside the occupancy schedule, from platform status, badge events, and meter load, with the schedule fix proposed.
View listingReads NWS alerts, battery state of charge, and generator status, and proposes a reserve hold and readiness checks before an outage risk.
View listingSubmeter totals checked against the main meter, with stuck, gapped, or stepped readings raised as an investigation ticket.
View listingRecurring loads such as pumps and heating moved out of the hours your utility rate charges most, one schedule change at a time.
View listingIce or chilled-water tank state read with the forecast and your rate periods; a nightly charge target and daytime discharge plan proposed.
View listingEvery listing here documents one operational job: what Fibric reads from it, what it can propose, what it needs, and where it stops. Reference listings describe the vendor's published interfaces; Fibric builds them under a managed deployment when you request them. Selecting a listing installs nothing.
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