Customer Video Case Studies
The Story of Cemex Ready Mix: Managing over 100 production facilities from one mobile device
“We've deployed Panoramic in over a hundred of our facilities, so we can have live visibility of our energy, giving our plant managers a level of insight to the equipment, that they've never had before” Adam Leverett, Head Of Operational Excellence, West Europe Materials for CEMEX.
The story of Orange Business Services: If you cannot measure it, you cannot improve it
“To be able to improve our performance, we need to have detailed knowledge of our energy consumption. We now have the highest visibility on power usage. We reduced the consumption of three of our data centers by 10%, and we decided to scale up the deployment of Panoramic Power.” Marco Bastucci, Green Act Program Director for Orange.
The Story of Magna Plastcoat: Preventing Thermolator TCU failure 18 months in Advance
“Before implementing Panoramic Power, our maintenance department was like a fire fighting department. We were having a ton of different breakdowns, and different issues throughout the plant. Now, I can see all of our issues upcoming, and attend the machines and prevent major downtimes.” - James Draper, Maintenance Lead “We can track electricity, gas, and water data, capture it and use it in our sustainability reports, for driving changes to our teams on the floor.” - Jason Barber, Health and Safety Manager for Magna
Better Buildings Challenge
Better Buildings Challenge
Better Buildings Challenge of Los Angeles, CA showcases the Panoramic Power Submetering hardware and software. Visit the following link to learn more: Link to site
Case Studies
Goonhilly Earth Station installs 165 sensors to deliver real time insight into energy consumption and drive efficiency.
Global fashion retailer cut energy waste and annual costs by $1MM
FUJIFILM achieves greater energy efficiency to fund continued continued product innovation
Lavazza, upgraded its West Chester, PA, production facility’scompressed air system—saving big and gaining incentives to pay for 100% of improvements.
Case Study: Field Evaluation of a Low-Cost Circuit-Level Electrical Submetering System. Research Link
Submetering Business Case: How to calculate cost-effective solutions in the building context
This document discusses the financial implications of using submetering as a means of energy cost management and reduction in federal facilities or commercial leased buildings. It introduces the concept of submetering and its “value added” applications, and provides key metrics needed for making a business case for submetering efforts as part of new construction or retrofit projects, focusing at the building and system levels.
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US Department of Energy - Metering Best Practices: A Guide to Achieving Utility Resource Efficiency.
This report illustrates how energy management information systems (EMIS) can enable federal agencies to improve energy performance, reduce costs, and meet energy goals. The guide discusses how to identify and implement needed EMIS functions and capabilities, covering the entire EMIS life cycle including system design, procurement, implementation, and ongoing maintenance.
Assessing the implications of submetering with energy analytics to building energy savings
This paper analyzes the effect of the depth of submetering (i.e., from whole-building level to system level to equipment level and further to sensor level) on the energy savings that can be achieved in energy analytics or energy information system (EIS) implementations. An EIS is defined as a combination of software and hardware systems that gather energy-related data, feed it into an analytics engine, and present building operators with analyses that allow them to reduce energy consumption.
Energy management company, Panoramic Power saves Wrangler, The North Face, and Strauss Group $300,000+ with Tableau
Panoramic Power uses IoT sensor technology to help customers understand energy consumption, collecting eight billion data points per month across 800 sites in 30 countries. With Tableau, Panoramic’s customers can dig deeper into their data, like The North Face who saved $10,500 through early detection into HVAC systems or Strauss Group who saved $250,000 a year by correlating weather data with energy use. Automated reporting allows customers to quickly understand key metrics, without needing to rely on Panoramic’s professional services team—freeing up 9 hours per week that Panoramic can now dedicate to customer care.
