bristol-harbourside-elec

Electricity · PT1H · kWh
100.00% actual reads · 5 anomalous days

Actual against expectation

The expectation is fitted on heating and cooling degree days plus day-of-week, so a busy Saturday is expected to be busy. Estimated reads are excluded from the fit.

Actual Expected (weather & day-of-week adjusted) Anomalous day
0140280420560kWh/day1 Apr1 Apr31 Mar
Hover the chart for a day's actual and expected consumption.

Every half-hour

Click any cell to open that half-hour in full — the bottom of the drill chain.

LowHigh (kWh per half-hour)
00:0006:0012:0018:0023:30AprMayJunJulAugSeptOctNovDecJanFebMar
Hover a cell for its value; each column is one day, each row a half-hour.

Findings on this meter

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

Overnight baseload creeping up at Bristol Harbourside

The minimum overnight load has risen from 4.52 kW to 5.77 kW over 12.0 months — about £3,289 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 Bristol Harbourside.

HIGHHigh confidence2.7 tCO2e/yrOpen evidence →q_2284391f40b6f802
£3,289per year