Big Data Cuts Buildings' Energy Use
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Big Data Cuts Buildings’ Energy Use

By Michael Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Dwoskin
Deep in the bowels of the Stata Center on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s campus is an energy war room.
A row of flat-screen monitors lines one wall, showing exhaustive data on energy use in dozens of buildings across the campus. Buildings are displayed in colors that depend on their overall energy use. If a building is red, that indicates an energy leak in one of its lighting, climate-control or ventilation systems, or a water leak. The system, using software from KGS Buildings LLC, can also predict where problems will crop up.
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