Sensorless Energy Intelligence

Consumption trend

March 2026 · half-hourly, with the overnight floor and occupied hours overlaid.

Active load Baseload (overnight floor) Occupied hours Elevated after-hours load

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Monthly consumption

Electricity and gas over FY25/26.

Electricity Gas

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Half-hourly pattern

Every half-hour of the year. Horizontal banding low on the chart is overnight load that never switches off.

LowHigh (kWh per half-hour)

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Findings at 12 Alder Road

Ranked by severity, then by annual cost. Every figure links to the data behind it.

Step change in consumption at 12 Alder Road

Load rose by 44% on 2025-06-13 and has stayed there — about £91 a year. A persistent step usually means a setting changed or new equipment was installed.

→ Confirm what changed on or around 2025-06-13.

MEDIUMHigh confidence0.1 tCO2e/yrOpen evidence →q_5abb2b387137fc15

£91per year

Step change in consumption at 12 Alder Road

Load rose by 240% on 2025-11-03 and stayed up until 2026-03-02 — about £49 over those 119 days. Because it came back down, this is costed over the period it actually ran rather than annualised.

→ Confirm what changed on or around 2025-11-03.

LOWHigh confidence0.0 tCO2e/yrOpen evidence →q_7d7f96cea9573ca5

£49per year

Overnight baseload creeping up at 12 Alder Road

The minimum overnight load has risen from 0.168 kW to 0.182 kW over 4.7 months — about £37 a year if it continues. A steady climb like this usually means equipment degrading rather than a change in trading.

→ Inspect refrigeration seals, door heaters and any always-on plant at 12 Alder Road.

LOWMedium confidence0.0 tCO2e/yrOpen evidence →q_04b3936a016ec071

£37per year