Data Evaluation Practice for Central Management of Energy in Industrial Complexes

Abstract

The Industrial Complex Corporation seeks ways to save energy and provide additional services by collecting energy data from industrial complexes. FEMS and CEMS are energy management systems for factories and complexes and are established for central data management. EMS gets data from energy meters and various mobile sensors. This study defines a standard-based data quality evaluation method to operate an information system that collects, stores, and analyzes energy data through the consumer's measurement infrastructure. This study is an example of applying the standard data quality evaluation method in the demonstration stage of the establishment of the information system for the industrial complex.