Onzo – Generating Insight from Energy Data

Utilities around the world are facing difficult challenges: they aim to attract and retain customers, change their customers’ behaviour, create rich relationships with their customer base, and serve them at the lowest possible cost while meeting regulatory obligations.  These challenges are set against an ever changing background of increasing demand, particularly at the peak, and pressure from direct competitors, new market entrants, regulators, customers and the financial markets.

Onzo delivers valuable insight from the analysis of customer energy use and other data, transforming customer relationships, improving energy efficiency, shifting peak demand, offering new energy services and reducing operational costs.

Onzo believes in the power of data to transform the industry.  We offer advanced analytics that can help utilities meet these challenges and achieve their key business objectives in an increasingly complex operating environment.

Appliance Inference

Onzo’s advanced appliance disaggregation technology allows utilities to infer appliance usage from a single energy data feed.  See the possibilities that this insight can provide, helping you deliver new services and increase customer engagement and satisfaction.

The Onzo Energy Knowledgebase

Over the last three years, Onzo has collected high resolution energy data from tens of thousands of households across the world.  We have also captured energy signatures from thousands of household appliances, generating the largest appliance use database of any company.

Find out more about how we utilise this unique resource for our utility insight.

Latest News

Onzo’s award-winning display business, including the Smart Energy Kit and ZigBee In Home Displays has been acquired by SSE.  Alongside this transaction, Onzo has secured a further level of investment, allowing it to double the size of its data analytics team, increasing its position as the foremost energy insight company.

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