RenewOps

RenewOps / Research / EC-WP-1107

The Reconciliation Layer

RenewOps — what it does, what it refuses to do, and what it does not claim.

EC-WP-1107 in the Monitoring Truth & Fleet Reconciliation Series37 pagesRob Smith, Energy Compliance, Inc.

A capability reference for RenewOps, the fleet reconciliation platform Energy Compliance builds. What the product does, marked shipped, in remediation or deferred against a stated observation date; the refusal catalogue, which is the chapter that defines it; and the boundary — item by item — of what it does not claim, including the integrity controls that are specified and not yet enforced.

Contents

  1. Not a monitoring platform
  2. Five rules, and what each one costs
  3. The measurement floor
  4. The alarm layer
  5. The operator layer
  6. NORA — rules, prompts and procedures
  7. The contract layer
  8. The evidence layer
  9. The refusal catalogue
  10. What RenewOps does not claim
  11. How it is deployed, and where to start

Start of the series: Missing Is Not Zero

See it on your own fleet

The paper describes the method. A demo shows it running against a fleet.

Request a demo