Resources by Cole Henderson

Organizations generate vast amounts of energy data, but very few have a complete, consolidated view of it. In most cases, that data is fragmented across utility portals, invoice PDFs, spreadsheets, interval feeds, and site-level reports. Operations may look at one set of numbers, accounting may use another, and sustainability teams may consider something else entirely. The result is familiar: too much data, not enough clarity, and very little confidence that the business is acting on the full picture.

Energy costs continue to rise and the pressures behind that trend are only growing.
Demand is increasing, driven by electrification, and large energy-intensive sites like data centers and other industrial applications. But our infrastructure hasn’t kept pace. Building new generation and transmission capacity takes years, and regulatory uncertainty adds further complexity.

On January 26, THG officially launched the new My Energy Network portal for all users.

Everyone knows that data is valuable. Some call it the new oil or the new gold. But having data alone isn’t enough. Its real power lies in the answers, insights, and actions it can drive. Thinking about data, there are different levels of value you can extract: