Solution — 03
Citizen & governance
Energy policy that stands on metered data: verified savings, credible carbon reporting and support that reaches the right households.
Overview
Programmes fail when they rest on estimates. Pulsetra grounds governance in measurement: savings are verified against baselines, carbon reports are built from real consumption, energy poverty support is targeted with data — and sensitive data stays sovereign at the edge.
Where it runs
Capabilities
- Energy poverty support
- Consumption data identifies households in need and measures whether support actually works.
- Smart charging & demand response
- EV charging and flexible loads steered to off-peak windows and grid events.
- Distributed energy resources
- Rooftop solar, storage and generators visible and orchestrated as one portfolio.
- Verified savings (M&V)
- Every efficiency claim measured against a baseline with M&V methodology — audit-ready.
- Carbon reporting & compliance
- Emission reporting built from metered data, not spreadsheet estimates.
- Edge AI & data sovereignty
- Citizen and facility data processed on site; only what you choose leaves the premises.
What you get
Defensible numbers
Savings and emissions figures that survive an audit — and a public debate.
Targeted budgets
Support and investment directed by evidence instead of averages.
Sovereign data
A national-scale programme that does not require shipping citizen data abroad.
Make invisible waste visible — and savings verifiable.
Tell us where to start: a single building, a campus or a city-scale programme. We map what to measure first and what it will earn you, in plain language.