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This document discusses an IoT-based analytical solution called Greeniee that helps enterprises reduce energy spending through real-time data insights. Greeniee monitors energy usage at the distribution board level using non-intrusive hardware and provides analytics via a cloud-based dashboard. It alerts users if equipment exceeds rated power limits or power factor falls below prescribed levels. Greeniee also allows users to monitor equipment-level energy usage and correlate it with business operations to identify wastage and overspending on energy.
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