Power Visibility

Evidence, not assurances.

Overview

What normally gets averaged away.

Reports usually smooth live power into a single number — one average, one net total, one after-the-fact estimate. That's where surplus and shortfalls disappear, savings claims stop being verifiable, and stored energy loses track of what was actually renewable. The six reports below show how better visibility enables concrete benefits for Event Presenters and their partners.

How We Qualify Claims

Four checks. One defensible claim.

GreenSparks publishes cost and environmental benefits only when equivalent service, actual displacement, named factors, and compatible telemetry are all supported. Failed checks are disclosed as exclusions; missing evidence remains a gap, never an estimate.

Four evidence checks lead to a published claim: equivalence, actual Generator displacement, named and versioned factors, and compatible Device telemetry. If any check fails, the result is excluded and reported.

Energy Supply Mix

See what powered the Event — hour by hour.

GreenSparks separates delivered energy into renewable and non-renewable sources, while keeping any unresolved provenance visible. Explore the whole Event or focus on one Zone to see when cleaner energy displaced fossil generation — and where the next opportunity lies.

Bar chart of delivered energy by hour, split into renewable and non-renewable series, with day and night periods shaded separately
The changing renewable share remains visible instead of disappearing into an Event-wide average.

Energy Balance

See where supply met demand — and where it did not.

GreenSparks reports delivered energy, surplus supply, and unserved demand separately rather than hiding them inside a net total. Operators can identify undersupplied Zones, unused capacity, and energy whose destination still needs to be explained.

Bar chart showing delivered energy and surplus energy above the zero line, and unserved demand as red bars below it, by hour
Delivered energy and surplus rise above zero; unserved demand remains unmistakably below it.

Zone Health

Find the Zones that need attention — and understand why.

Zone Health turns scattered telemetry and operational problems into one current, readable view. Healthy, faulty, offline, empty, and evidence-limited Zones remain visible, with direct access to the evidence behind each condition.

Table of Zone health status, listing current condition, reason, and latest reading for each Zone, with counts of healthy, critical, needs-attention, and unavailable Zones at the top
One operational picture of the entire site, with detail available for every Zone.

Stored Energy Use

Know whether stored energy is truly renewable.

A Battery does not make energy renewable merely by storing it. GreenSparks preserves provenance through charging and discharging, distinguishing energy stored from renewable sources from energy supplied by Generators or other non-renewable sources.

Bar chart showing Battery charging and discharging by hour, each split into renewable and non-renewable origin
The origin of stored energy is carried into the hour when that energy is used.

Environmental Impact

Turn displaced Generator use into defensible environmental impact.

GreenSparks converts qualified Generator displacement into avoided atmospheric carbon and supported local air-pollutant estimates. Results appear only after all four qualification checks pass, with the applicable factors and evidence retained for review.

Environmental Impact report showing Generator energy displaced, avoided CO2e, NOx, and particulate matter, with a daily avoided-CO2e bar chart below
Environmental benefits are published from qualified evidence, not optimistic assumptions.

Fuel & Cost Savings

Turn avoided Generator use into evidence-backed savings.

GreenSparks translates qualified Generator displacement into avoided fuel purchases and cost. The calculation uses the same evidence and scope as Environmental Impact, connecting cleaner operation directly to an economic result.

Fuel & Cost Savings report showing avoided fuel and avoided cost charted together across the same qualified hours as Environmental Impact
Avoided fuel and cost calculated from the same qualified operating hours.