Abstract: A system and method may be used to control a plurality of services for one or more facilities. A data store may receive first and second meter readings indicative of provision of services to the one or more facilities. A processor may automatically process the first and second meter readings to provide a plurality of insights, each of which provides information regarding operation of the one or more facilities. A display screen may display at least some of the plurality of insights by displaying, in connection with each of the insights, a plurality of options for acting on the insight to improve operation of the one or more facilities.

Abstract: A system and method may be used to control a plurality of services for one or more facilities. A data store may receive a first meter catalog that identifies a first meter, and a second meter catalog that identifies a second meter. The data store may also receive first and second meter readings from the first and second meters. The first and second meter readings may be indicative of provision of services to the one or more facilities. A processor may automatically process the first and second meter readings to provide first and second processed meter readings that are more readily understood by a user. A display screen may display the first and second processed meter readings. An input device may receive user input that establishes control and/or user reporting related to provision of the services.

Abstract: A framework and graphical user interface for sharing, comparing, and displaying resource usage data provide for the ability to construct an extensible framework for configuring a graphical user interface (GUI) containing resource usage data pertaining to one or more entities. In various embodiments, the framework enables competitions and comparisons, event tagging, carbon offsetting, or any combination thereof. The framework also makes the GUI available by various means, including Internet distribution. The GUI may take the form of websites, standalone applications, desktop widgets, blog or social networking applications, and the like.

Abstract: Resource usage data is automatically collected for an individual, household, family, organization, or other entity. The collected data is transmitted to a central repository, where it is stored and compared with real-time and/or historical usage data by that same entity and/or with data from other sources. Graphical, interactive displays and reports of resource usage data are then made available. These displays can include comparisons with data representing any or all of community averages, specific entities, historical use, representative similarly-situated entities, and the like. Resource usage data can be made available within a social networking context, published, and/or selectively shared with other entities.

Abstract: Resource usage data is automatically collected for an individual, house-hold, family, organization, or other entity. The collected data is transmitted to a central repository, where it is stored and compared with real-time and/or historical usage data by that same entity and/or with data from other sources. Graphical, interactive displays and reports of resource usage data are then made available. These displays can include comparisons with data representing any or all of community averages, specific entities, historical use, representative similarly-situated entities, and the like. Resource usage data can be made available within a social networking context, published, and/or selectively shared with other entities.