EVIDENCE IN CONTEXT
See the site, the method and the result - not just the percentage
Case studies are most useful when they explain why a project was suitable, what was installed, how performance was measured and what changed. Results from one site should inform questions at another site, not become a transferred guarantee.
Browse by evidence type
- Measured energy savings
- Voltage surveys and opportunity assessments
- VO with solar PV
- Retail, supermarket and refrigeration
- Hospitality, clubs and restaurants
- Education and public facilities
- EV charging and capacity planning
Case-study format
- Site type and operating context
- Problem or opportunity
- Electrical boundary and solution
- Baseline and reporting period
- Metering and M&V method
- Approved net result and uncertainty
- Operational checks
- Limitations and transferability note
Featured case studies
- Large supermarket - measured post-commissioning energy performance. Add the approved result, exact measurement boundary, period and adjustment method before publication.
- Bottle shop - voltage survey and energy-savings report. Publish as a paired assessment/result story with trading hours and refrigeration context.
- Restaurant or club - show the operating schedule, HVAC/refrigeration mix and comparable-condition method.
University switchboard - present as a grid-voltage and suitability example unless a verified savings result is available.
- EV charger deployment - present the capacity-planning mechanism and model assumptions; distinguish existing-load response from charger energy.
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Evidence notice
All published results have been approved by the client and EMSCAP's technical reviewer. All commercially sensitive information has been removed. The underlying evidence for the project has been retained. It is important to appreciate that in applying a case study to a potential new project, the outcomes will vary dependent upon unique site conditions.
