Images: A visit to 'negawatt' central
A view of customers in the Northeast region. Customers have a server installed at their locations that EnerNoc can control remotely.
Data is collected on regular intervals. The red dots here show customers that have not reported, and green shows those that have.
Because they get data on energy usage, they can analyze it to get trends and help customers use their building facilities more efficiently. Typically, companies and institutions can greatly improve their schedules for heating and cooling or lighting, said EnerNoc CEO Tim Healy.
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