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Working with the ‘data rich’

Prof David Wallom

Oxford e-Research CentreUniversity of Oxford

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What does data rich mean?

Automated regular measurement and collection of energy consumption

Centralised recording, access and distribution to stakeholders Accessible Metadata providing wider context

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What effects do large energy efficiency projects have?

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What effects do large energy efficiency projects have?

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What contributions to my overall energy consumption do different store types make?

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What contributions to my overall energy consumption do different store types make?

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Which of my property portfolio should I concentrate investment on?

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Which of my property portfolio should I concentrate investment on?

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Where should I be looking examples of best practice?

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Where should I be looking examples of best practice?

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Conclusions

Data rich doesn't necessarily mean Information rich, Current smart meter data can be analysed strategically to

consider behaviour across the portfolio, Illustrating the impact of energy efficiency projects and their

ROI, Faster detection of outliers can provide significant savings.