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Characteristics and Performance of Existing Load Disaggregation Technologies

Created 12/17/2015 by ebony mayhorn
Updated 12/17/2015 by ebony mayhorn
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This report presents data and information about the characteristics and performance accuracy of commercially available NILM products included in the field study. It summarizes the field study conducted by NEEA to evaluate the performance accuracy of the acquired NILM products. It also discusses the characteristics of the NILM technologies evaluated in the assessment, in terms of their ease of use, ease of installation, and reporting frequency.

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Posted By: ebony mayhorn 12/17/15 on 11:01 AM (Pacific Time)
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Sector: Non-Sector Specific
Function: Evaluation, Planning, Emerging Technology
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Tags:  Baseline,  Benchmarking,  Big data,  Building performance,  Commissioning,  Department of Energy (DOE),  EMIS,  End use load disagreggation,  Energy Consumption,  Energy management,  Energy Metrics,  EUI,  Home Performance,  IDSM,  Impact evaluation,  Long-Term Monitoring & Tracking,  M&V,  Metering,  Momentum savings,  Net Zero,  Non-intrusive load monitoring,  NW SEM Collaborative,  Performance assessment,  RBSA,  Strategic Energy Management (SEM),  Tools, 

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