Measurement & verification
Proof your board can read.
Every action Edviro takes is measured against a learned baseline, so you can show exactly what changed, what it saved, and that it is still saving. Board-ready, audit-grade, generated automatically.
What is measurement and verification?
Measurement and verification (M&V) is how you prove energy savings with data instead of estimates. It works in three steps: establish a baseline of how a building would have used energy, measure what it actually uses after a change, and report the difference. Done well, M&V turns "we think we saved" into "here is exactly what we saved, and here is the proof."
Traditional M&V is slow and manual, done once per project by a consultant. Edviro makes it continuous: every fix is verified against a live baseline the moment it lands, and the reporting is generated for you.
How Edviro verifies
A baseline that learns, and proof that updates itself.
M&V questions
Frequently asked
- What is measurement and verification (M&V)?
- Measurement and verification (M&V) is the process of using metered data to quantify how much energy a building actually saved compared to what it would have used otherwise. It establishes a baseline, measures real consumption after a change, and reports the difference so savings can be trusted rather than estimated.
- How is an energy baseline created?
- Edviro learns a baseline by fitting a model to your historical and live meter data, accounting for drivers like weather, schedules, occupancy, and tariffs. Every action is then measured against this learned baseline, so you can see exactly what changed and what it saved.
- What makes M&V "audit-grade" or board-ready?
- Audit-grade M&V ties every reported saving back to measured data against a documented baseline, with methodology that holds up to outside scrutiny. Edviro generates these reports automatically so facilities leaders can show boards, owners, and lenders proof rather than promises.
- How does Edviro know its fixes actually saved energy?
- After Edviro acts, it checks its own work in the meter data and on the bill. If a change did not produce the expected savings against the baseline, Edviro flags it, so you only count savings that are real.
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