Field-tested guidance on energy intelligence, codes, ROI, and the technology behind portfolio-scale metering.
103 posts
Industry Solutions
A four-phase checklist for electrical contractors to procure, install, commission, and demonstrate IECC-compliant energy monitoring systems.
Sustainability & Compliance
The 2024 IECC's new Section C405.13.7 requires end-use submetering for every significant non-electrical load—boilers, chillers, furnaces, water heaters,
Sustainability & Compliance
The 2024 IECC lowered the energy monitoring threshold from 25,000 to 10,000 sq ft, more than tripling the number of buildings required to install end-use
ROI & Business Case
Transparent equipment-by-equipment pricing for IECC-compliant energy monitoring across three building archetypes—25,000, 50,000, and 100,000 sq ft.
Sustainability & Compliance
A 2026 state-by-state tracker of IECC and ASHRAE 90.1 adoption, with the specific submetering trigger for every U.S. jurisdiction.
Industry Solutions
A step-by-step guide for MEP engineers on writing Division 26 and Division 25 specifications that meet IECC 2021 and 2024 end-use submetering requirements.
Industry Solutions
Designing a compliant monitoring system for mixed-use buildings using Panoramic Power wireless sensors, Leviton BCMs, and the PowerRadar unified front end.
Sustainability & Compliance
A complete LL88 implementation guide for NYC building owners facing the May 2026 DOB reporting deadline, including how Panoramic Power enables rapid
Energy Intelligence
Subcircuit monitoring transforms retro-commissioning from a periodic consulting engagement into a continuous, data-driven optimization process with 15–20%
Technology & Innovation
Self-powered wireless sensors, cellular connectivity, and clamp-on BTU meters solve every retrofit installation challenge in occupied commercial buildings.
Technology & Innovation
Why behind-the-meter BESS installations need subcircuit metering to capture 80–95 percent of theoretical demand reduction, monetize grid services, and
Sustainability & Compliance
How Panoramic Power self-powered wireless sensors satisfy EISA Section 543 advanced metering, EO 14057 net-zero data needs, and DOE Tier 2/3 submetering
