March 06, 2013
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., March 6 — Today, C3 Energy — a provider of smart grid analytics SaaS solutions — announced the general availability of C3 Enterprise version 4, the latest version of its customer engagement and energy efficiency portal used by utilities and their large commercial and industrial customers to analyze and optimize energy use. C3 Enterprise leverages the data integration and big data analytics capabilities of the C3 Energy Analytics Platform, which powers all C3 Energy analytics applications.
C3 Enterprise version 4 - Deeper Insights and Increased Customer Engagement
With C3 Enterprise version 4, utility managers and their customers can easily identify facilities with the greatest energy efficiency opportunities and evaluate the energy conservation measures that best meet their business needs. C3 Enterprise version 4 newly supports mobile users, provides individualized customer portals, enhances energy savings recommendations, identifies utility rebates, and dynamically delivers real-time dashboards and reports.
Key features of C3 Enterprise version 4 include:
"The new mobile capabilities of C3 Enterprise version 4 make it possible for utility account managers and engineers to have access to vital customer information on-the-go and in the field," said Ed Abbo, C3 Energy President and Chief Technology Officer. "Also, the ability for large commercial and industrial organizations themselves to access their energy dynamics online contributes to a richer, more effective partnership between utilities and their customers to achieve energy efficiency goals."
C3 Energy Analytics Platform - Big Data Integration. Sophisticated Analytics.
C3 Energy applications rely upon the integration and analytical foundation of the C3 Energy Analytics Platform. The C3 Energy Analytics Platform uniquely integrates large amounts of disparate data and applies sophisticated, multi-layered analytics to generate actionable, real-time insights.
"Utilities have complex data demands and high standards for the security and reliability of their technology assets. The C3 Energy Platform is a scalable, reliable, and high-performance information foundation that processes terabytes of historical and real-time data from numerous, diverse data sources," said Ed Abbo, President and Chief Technology Officer. "The C3 Energy Analytics Platform performs sophisticated analyses to provide business insights that enable utilities to increase their customer engagement, improve their operational efficiencies, and enhance their bottom line."
The C3 Energy Analytics Platform includes:
About C3 Energy
C3 Energy offers smart grid analytics SaaS solutions that enable utilities to realize the full promise of their investments in the smart grid. The C3 Energy Analytics platform is unique in its ability to integrate massive amounts of disparate data, apply sophisticated multilayered analytics, and provide highly usable portals that generate actionable real-time insights. C3 Energy provides utilities with end-to-end system visibility across supply-side and demand-side smart grid operations. C3 Energy Smart Grid Analytics solutions are in use today at utilities and energy providers, including Pacific Gas and Electric Company; Commonwealth Edison; DTE Energy; Western Massachusetts Electric Company; Entergy; Southern California Edison; and Iberdrola companies, NYSEG and RG&E.
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Source: C3 Energy
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