Data Confidence
Validate completeness, freshness, range, drift, units and lineage before formal analysis.
The G4U AI Energy Management System combines engineering rules, physical models, statistics, machine learning and constrained optimization with evidence-grounded Agentic AI.
Managed performanceGovernance · M&V · Triple SLA
G4U AI Energy CoreEvidence · decisions · dialogue
Existing building systemsData and authorized site control
The system operates above existing building systems and below the managed performance service. It creates governed diagnostics, forecasts, actions and performance evidence without replacing site protection or local control.
Validate completeness, freshness, range, drift, units and lineage before formal analysis.
Explore system relationships, energy flow, operating state and evidence through configurable vector views.
Compare candidate models, freeze approved references and preserve adjustments in a reproducible ledger.
Detect performance drift, identify likely causes and quantify operational impact.
Anticipate load, expected operation and emerging performance or SLA risk.
Evaluate strategies against energy, cost, indoor environment, reliability and equipment constraints.
Connect measures, actions, approvals, results and commercial value in one versioned record.
Retrieve evidence, compare periods, explain findings and draft structured actions and reports.
Professional algorithms produce formal results. Local models support frequent, resilient analysis. Tool-using Agentic AI retrieves, compares and explains evidence across the system under explicit human authority.
Rule, physics, statistical and machine-learning models operate close to the data where site readiness supports it.
Daily or weekly tool-using investigations connect evidence across systems and time horizons.
People approve formal baselines, M&V, SLA positions and higher-risk actions.
The assistant plans a visible investigation, calls professional tools and brings the findings, supporting evidence and recommended actions together.
Chiller 2 efficiency deteriorated after 14:00 as condenser-water temperature rose while the lead/lag sequence held the unit at 62% PLR.
The assistant can retrieve, compare, explain and draft. It does not silently change approved values, approve high-risk actions or act as the final M&V calculator.
Each pack standardizes semantics, physics, features, rules, candidate algorithms, safety constraints and tests. Site topology, available points, operating modes and parameters are then calibrated locally.
Progression is explicit, approval-gated and reversible. The same safety hierarchy applies at every level.
The AI energy system does not write directly to the BMS. Authorized site controls remain responsible for command execution, interlocks and feedback.